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I would put the files on a S3-like service (scaleway, backblaze...) and setup a small VPS to serve the files. By using Scaleway you would pay ~12€/m for 1TB of
by sylvain_kerkour 4y ago
I would put the files on a S3-like service (scaleway, backblaze...) and setup a small VPS to serve the files.
By using Scaleway you would pay ~12€/m for 1TB of storage and ~7€/m for the smallest instance (can go even cheaper if you manage to get a stardust instance at ~1.5€/m). Also, Scaleway does not charge for egress (bandwidth) so it seems the perfect solution to your problem :)
Alternatively, you could enable the website feature[0] on the bucket to save you from setting up a web server, but then you would pay for the egress.
[0]: https://www.scaleway.com/en/docs/storage/object/how-to/use-bucket-website/ https://www.scaleway.com/en/docs/storage/object/how-to/use-b...
Disclaimer: I'm just an happy customer
- d1sxeyes 4y agoAs far as I see, Scaleway egress is 75 GB free every month then €0.01/GB, so not completely free.
- sylvain_kerkour 4y agoIf you serve the files directly from their S3-like service. If you have a proxy instance then it's free :) Internet -> instance -> S3 = free egress Internet -> S3 = $$ egress