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Why backblaze? /r/datahoarder also recommends them, but I couldn't find a reason.
by darau1 5y ago
Why backblaze? /r/datahoarder also recommends them, but I couldn't find a reason.
- risyachka 5y agoThey are very reliable and have a very reasonable price which is hard to find these days.
- bartvk 5y agoPlus, their consumer product is extremely easy to set up so I can recommend it to folks who aren’t computer experts.
- sp332 5y agoThey are cheap and they recently added an S3-like API, so lots of apps that let you point at an S3-bucket-like URL just work.
- Nadya 5y agoExtremely reliable and one of the most "no muss, no fuss." backups. I had a drive fail and was able to recover all of my files by having them ship me a drive with my data on it and I returned the drive for basically no expense of my own (I have several 4-5TB drives and had an old 2TB drive fail. All for $5/mo to know that I don't have to worry about backup of cold-storage files for as long as they're in business.