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Nope, with Backblaze you have instant access to an individual file. Here you need to unarchive your safe, which can take up to a few hours (depending on the siz
by renchap 10y ago
Nope, with Backblaze you have instant access to an individual file. Here you need to unarchive your safe, which can take up to a few hours (depending on the size of the vault), and only then you have access to the content of the safe. No way to retrieve only 1 file, or have instant access.
- tiernano 10y agoi dont mean their service is like backblaze, i mean their underlying tech...
- rsync 10y agoWait, this isn't random access (live) storage ? How do you rsync (or borg, duplicity, whatever) to a dataset that has to be checked out ? I can imagine some ways of doing that, but am curious ...
- insulanian 10y agoIt is looks to be more like AWS Glacier, not like S3.
- rakoo 10y agoIt says on the page that there's a 7 days window during which your data is freely accessible and mutable, after which it is permanently stored in the homemade infrastructure.