I don't think geo redundancy helps much. Your data is more likely to be corrupted by some software of the provider than some random storm, or by some common har

I don't think geo redundancy helps much. Your data is more likely to be corrupted by some software of the provider than some random storm, or by some common hardware used by the same provider, If you need to be safe about your data, you NEED several cloud providers in different places, with different softwares and different countries. Especially for data it is pretty easy to just back it in 2 really different places at different providers. Relying on the geo redundancy of ONE provider and having to pay for it seems a bit useless for me.