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$5.29 per TB/mo for storage. Backblaze is at $6, so not revolutionary.
by baggy_trough 2y ago
$5.29 per TB/mo for storage. Backblaze is at $6, so not revolutionary.
- Bloedcoins 2y agoIt is for people using hetzner for stuff. I run minio on hetzner and wouldn't send stuff across some other network to backblaze.
- s_dev 2y agoI was thinking of switching to BlackBlaze as I'm currently using Digital Ocean Spaces -- however I might look at Hetzner again -- not revolutionary but quite competitive.
- PaywallBuster 2y agob2 is not that good We use it for multiple use cases and all of them require lots of retries and error handling essentially they're build for backups use case, with lots of spinning rust, any kind of "working data" easily underperforms backups work fine because not time sensitive and retries handle the problems
- beingflo 2y ago1€ / TB egress is extremely attractive, though. Most other "budget" providers charge at least 10 - 20$.
- ptman 2y agocloudflare r2 has free egress
- beingflo 2y agoI know, but I prefer fair pricing over free in situations like this. There are plenty of stories going around of CF forcing users to upgrade to an enterprise plan due to their usage. When there is a price tag, at least I know that won't happen to me (not that my usage would be on CFs radar anyway, it's the principle of it).
- sitkack 2y agoMentioned in this discussion https://www.tigrisdata.com/docs/pricing/ https://www.tigrisdata.com/docs/pricing/
- baggy_trough 2y agoBackblaze egress is free up to 3x the average stored amount, which covers backup recovery at least.
- spiffytech 2y agoAnd they participate in the Bandwidth Alliance, where they offer free egress to traffic that goes through Cloudflare.
- PaywallBuster 2y agoIf you self hosted minio on their SX nodes you could prob get close to half
- rsync 2y ago… might be revolutionary for backblaze… How much debt do they have on their balance sheet?