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If that's what you are doing why not just go to Wasabi? It is cheaper, storage is the only thing that they do and downloads is free until the GB transferred is
by notyourday 6y ago
If that's what you are doing why not just go to Wasabi? It is cheaper, storage is the only thing that they do and downloads is free until the GB transferred is under GB stored per month.
- tra3 6y agoI've never heard of them -- how long have they been around?
- chromatin 6y ago2017
- bachmeier 6y agoI looked at Wasabi not long ago. > For customers that use Wasabi’s pay-as-you-go pricing model, Wasabi has a minimum monthly charge associated with 1 TB of storage ($5.99/month). If you store less than 1 TB of active storage in your account, your total charge will still be $5.99/month (plus any applicable taxes). See FAQ#4 for more details. > With Wasabi minimum storage retention policy, minimum number of days are as follows: > 90 days (default) for customers using Wasabi’s pay-as-you-go pricing model Wasabi's not intended for small-scale use cases.
- Dylan16807 6y agoSix dollars a month isn't small scale?
- notyourday 6y agoIt is six dollars a month per TB billed on a GB level with 1TB minimum, with no weird plan tiers with S3 compatible API and no stupid per API call charges, reasonable pull pricing ( either free or cheap ), not related to other accounts. What, exactly is that level of control of $ spent ( as it is going to be lower than pennies ), that people want while maintaining reasonable reliability, stability, durability and scalability of storage.