Hi Yes we almost never have 2 or more concurrent users. Our use case is typically 1 time sharing of data e.g we finish a job and output to sftp. Job can be a f

Hi Yes we almost never have 2 or more concurrent users. Our use case is typically 1 time sharing of data e.g we finish a job and output to sftp. Job can be a few gb to a few hundred gb. Customer downloads. Jobs come around every few months. So to be paying recurring fees for a single use seems very expensive. But we are thinking about s3 for longer term storage needs but its a complex setup. If we already used s3 it could Make sense to have the sftp hook on . But now we run our own linux local server connected to TBs of disk space and we just do that. Anything we do will cost more and require learning new technologies and have risks.