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https://rsync.net/resources/howto/snapshots.html https://rsync.net/resources/howto/snapshots.html You get 7 free snapshots that do not count against your quota

https://rsync.net/resources/howto/snapshots.html https://rsync.net/resources/howto/snapshots.html You get 7 free snapshots that do not count against your quota. Additional snapshots are charged based on the byte diffs, not total size. It uses a standard protocol and anything that uses ssh can conceivably communicate with it. Oh, and you are not charged for transfer.

sdan 7y ago
Nice. Interesting option.
snthpy 7y ago
How is this sort of thing not abused? Say I generate logs at say 1 GB/hr and store them in files named `logs.$(date +%Y%m%dT%H)` and I have it set up to take snapshots every 4 hours and delete files older than 5 hours, then I could have essentially unlimited storage and only ever pay for 5 GB/month?
- pnutjam 7y ago
  you only get 7 free snapshots, and if the others are totally different then your live data, you'll pay for them.
  - snthpy 7y ago
    Ok, I had understood it as 7 free snapshots per day.
e12e 7y ago
> Oh, and you are not charged for transfer. This is the big one. Even for backblaze b2, it's the transfer that means 2-3tb data doesn't make sense on a personal budget (eg digital negatives and a few 4k videos). A restore become (too) expensive.