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Eh. S3 is easily replaced by Wasabi. And less easily by minio.
by christophilus 5y ago
Eh. S3 is easily replaced by Wasabi. And less easily by minio.
- hughrr 5y agoDamn that’s cheap on wasabi. No egress fees! Thanks for pointing this one out.
- snuxoll 5y agoDo note that wasabi is aimed for long-term retention of cold data. There's no egress, but there is a fair usage policy (2x data stored IIRC).
- christophilus 5y agoI use it for live data, but I put it behind BunnyCDN. I serve a few terabytes per month using that setup, no problem. Most real world uses that I’m aware of follow the 80/20 rule, meaning you’ll store much more than you serve. And your hot paths are quickly cached by a CDN.
- GormanFletcher 5y agoWasabi has an important 'gotcha': they charge you for a minimum of 90 days of retention, even if you delete an object seconds after creating it. https://wasabi.com/paygo-pricing-faq/#minimum-storage-duration https://wasabi.com/paygo-pricing-faq/#minimum-storage-durati... That detail isn't mentioned anywhere on their pricing page or cost comparison calculator: https://wasabi.com/cloud-storage-pricing/ https://wasabi.com/cloud-storage-pricing/ I don't find that pricing objectionable on its own, but I'm wary of shopping with a vendor that advertises price as their main selling point, but buries such a potentially costly pricing detail.