> multiple NAS and distributed them geographically and used Syncthing to keep them updated I decided to look at using AWS S3 to archive my media library. If yo

> multiple NAS and distributed them geographically and used Syncthing to keep them updated I decided to look at using AWS S3 to archive my media library. If you use the `DEEP_ARCHIVE` storage class, I believe costs are ~$1 per month per TB. The downside of such a storage class is that it takes ~48 hours for files to be "defrosted" and ready to download. Before I push any of my media (that I have legally purchased), I also encrypt it to hedge the risk that AWS suddenly decides to start doing automated scans/fingerprinting for copyrighted content. I assume that's overkill but w/e. Here is a CLI I wrote to make the above a bit easier: https://gitlab.com/tlonny/dfrost https://gitlab.com/tlonny/dfrost