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I use Backblaze, and aside from the cost, it's great. It's fine for 1 computer, but oof, there's no multi-computer discount. Most of my machines aren't backing
by selykg 5y ago
I use Backblaze, and aside from the cost, it's great. It's fine for 1 computer, but oof, there's no multi-computer discount. Most of my machines aren't backing up terabytes of storage either. We're talking like ~100gb a machine and there's two of them.
Businesses like to talk up "unlimited" but it's a pain when you're using less storage but have to subsidize those using a ton of storage.
- majou 5y agoA few years ago Backblaze started offering B2, a storage API priced at $0.005/GB/month, and dirt cheap egress fees unlike the big cloud offerings. You'd save money switching to a client that supports B2, they have a list on the site, though I'm not sure which provide decent version management.