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Anyone have experience using their s3 drop in replacement at scale?
by 2c2c2c 4y ago
Anyone have experience using their s3 drop in replacement at scale?
- dylan604 4y agoMy only experience was moving data from a b2 to an s3. While there were some inefficiencies with the workflow, it went as well as could be hoped for when cross chatting between cloud vendors. Installing their linux app was out of bounds of normal procedures, but it be what it b2 <hangsHeadInShame>
- james_in_the_uk 4y agob2 or not b2, is that the question?
- hedora 4y agoI have single digit TB in it, and my synology HyperBackups fail extremely infrequently. (I'm not willing to attribute the failures to their S3 implementation, since our ISP kind of sucks.) Anyway, I haven't seen any apparent data loss over the last few years. I'm considering doing a full restore, just for the heck of it. (Especially since this article convinced me I should start replacing the aging drives in my NAS!)
- a10c 4y agoHyperBackup is extremely disappointing. At no point has it risen above 1MB/s when backing up to S3 (Backblaze) when other methods routinely saturate my upload (40Mb/s)