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I backed up 11TB. As long as we are outliers I don't think it's an issue. I can't imagine what would happen if everyone started downloading all the media they w
by gmanley 7y ago
I backed up 11TB. As long as we are outliers I don't think it's an issue. I can't imagine what would happen if everyone started downloading all the media they watch, though. Hopefully streaming continues to be realistic in the near future.
- brianwski 7y agoDisclaimer: I work at Backblaze. > I backed up 11TB. As long as we are outliers I don't think it's an issue. I work on the backup client, and I like larger customers for the reason that if the client works for the larger customers today, then it will work really really well for average size customers for several years to come. Larger customers help stretch and test the datastructures for me. :-) We politely ask the larger customers to recommend Backblaze to their friends and family with less data. We live on the averages, so as long as that works out, we're happy to free customers from worrying about exactly how much they store.
- teach 7y agoSo if you need a beta tester for a Linux client, you know who to ask! And I just double-checked and it looks like I'm only backing up a little less than 2TB in Crashplan after all.
- prirun 7y agoI think Crashplan Business is $120/yr. B2 costs $5/TB/mo or $120 yr. You could switch to B2 for the same price as Crashplan and avoid the Crashplan pain. (Although you may be in a transition period at Crashplan where it isn't yet costing you $120/yr).