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But every time you download your 1TB media, you pay $100 transfer+request fee. At that cost you can nearly buy a 1T ssd hard drive.
by Elect2 8y ago
But every time you download your 1TB media, you pay $100 transfer+request fee. At that cost you can nearly buy a 1T ssd hard drive.
- abraae 8y agoBut that drive won't have redundancy, won't be living in a highly protected and secure data center and won't be looked after by a team of skilled professionals.
- jenskanis 8y agoThe transfer fee for 1TB seems about $5 dollars when stored in EU, Frankfurt, for bulk retrieval (24hrs). Standard retrieval is $24 dollars (12hrs). If you'd compress all your files into one of couple zip files you will pay a tiny amount for the requests.
- dfrage 8y ago"Data Transfer OUT" or egress pricing is in addition to bulk retrieval, and it's high. "From Amazon S3 To Internet" $0.09/GB, or $90.81 according to their calculator: https://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html https://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html If you have enough TB to transfer, Snowball should be cheaper: https://aws.amazon.com/snowball/pricing/ https://aws.amazon.com/snowball/pricing/
- planetjones 8y agoI’m not really planning to download it unless there’s a DR event with my local set-up.
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