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Yes, rsync.net does support zfs send and receive, they have a special discount for that

• rcxdude 4y ago
  Here's the page: https://www.rsync.net/products/zfsintro.html https://www.rsync.net/products/zfsintro.html , but it doesn't seem like there's a discount any more (probably because the regular price has dropped)
• mekster 4y ago
  It's not a discount. It's a special account that forces you to have 4TB minimum which used to be 1TB, so it's not cheap just to have a small amount of data. In that case, better to just spin up your $5 instance and put zfs on it.
• rsync 4y ago
  "Yes, rsync.net does support zfs send and receive, they have a special discount for that" Yes, we do support zfs send/recv and it works just like you'd expect it to. We even have transfer resumes, etc., and we run the latest stable/production ZoL code for these accounts. There is no discount for this. The price is the same as standard pricing but with a higher, 4TB minimum account size. We have to give you a virtual machine and IP address, etc., which is why there is a higher minimum. If you have less than 4TB of assets to protect I would recommend using the excellent borg tool and a normal rsync.net account.
  • tionis 4y ago
    I see, seems I confused two things, I stand corrected.