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How often does your cloud storage provider allows you to send 1Gbps to them ? For the ones I use (dropbox, mega, google drive), the answer is never where I live
by C4stor 6y ago
How often does your cloud storage provider allows you to send 1Gbps to them ? For the ones I use (dropbox, mega, google drive), the answer is never where I live. At best, it will be 10% of that, and usually less.
- Nextgrid 6y agoI've managed ~400Mbps with Backblaze. OneDrive peaks at 150Mbps (probably more but was limited by my laptop's Wi-Fi). I bet Amazon S3 would also be very fast. Raising upload speeds would also give an incentive to cloud storage providers to take advantage of them and improve their ingestion speeds.
- manquer 6y agoInbound is very cheap in DC/cloud. The traffic is pretty asymmetric , lot more outbound than inbound , the connections are not . Your ISP may have peering limitations, or interconnect up stream might be throttling. The 1 Gbps is rated capacity to the NOC not the entire internet From a decent VPS I have easily hit 1 Gbps with google, Dropbox and OneDrive with rclone configured well.