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Do you mind sharing your monthly S3 bill and it’s rate of change?
by lloydde 7y ago
Do you mind sharing your monthly S3 bill and it’s rate of change?
- yourfate 7y agoI can recommend wasabi.com, they are a lot less expensive but also offer a full S3 api.
- dewey 7y agoBut do you want to trust a company you never heard of (in my case) over one that every big company relies on with your backups to safe a couple of bucks / month?
- toomuchtodo 7y agoYes. People get burned every day by well known big companies. Side note: I’ve heard about Wasabi for a long time; they actively advertise on APMs Marketplace audio program about how much cheaper they are then S3 for storage and transfer. Backblaze B2 would’ve also been an acceptable alternative to S3.
- dewey 7y ago> Yes. People get burned every day by well known big companies. Usually from free or niche products of well known big companies. S3 will probably not be deprecated over night without a appropriate notice period as half the internet depends on it in some way as you can see on S3 outages.
- willtim 7y agoIt's around 10 dollars, but then I have less than 1 TB. I recently starting backing up my RAW files remotely, so this number is set to increase significantly (!) I am very interested in S3 alternatives. I haven't looked at the Amazon Glacier options either, but I suspect the retrieval times make it awkward to query/verify backups.
- lloydde 7y agoThank you. My pleasure and problem is my spouse is a professional photographer ;)