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FWIW, I switched from the Backblaze client to Arq + B2 in the past year or so. At this point Backblaze is little more than commodity storage to me and I stick w
by js2 7y ago
FWIW, I switched from the Backblaze client to Arq + B2 in the past year or so. At this point Backblaze is little more than commodity storage to me and I stick with it because it provides the best combination of pricing and speed.
I switched to Arq once I had multiple computers to backup and paying by the GB for me is cheaper than paying per computer.
From a client-side perspective, Arq and Backblaze each have their own pros and cons.
- snotrockets 7y agoArq also sells a service* (rather than software) which stores on Wasabi. Slightly cheaper for my own needs (<1TB) and much less of a headache. * https://www.arqbackup.com/arqcloudbackup/ https://www.arqbackup.com/arqcloudbackup/
- stu_k 7y agoThanks for mentioning Arq, that looks really useful. What are the cons you've found?