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Hetzner Storage Boxes
- ycombinatrix 1y ago$4 per TB per month may be the best storage deal i've seen. and they don't seem to have retrieval fees. what's the catch?
- georgeck 1y agoThis was discussed previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36089176 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36089176
- ycombinatrix 1y agoAh thanks. Seems like the downsides are invasive KYC policy + no replication. I'll stick with Backblaze for now.
- throwaway81523 1y agoIt's more like $2 a TB in the larger plans. I have 5TB there and it's been working great. I use Borg Backup so the data is all encrypted. If anyone cares, Digital Ocean also makes new customers send their ID.
- netruk44 1y agoThey don’t have great North American peering. If you happen to be there and are unlucky, you won’t be able to get a very reliable/fast connection to the server. I tried to use one for Borg backups a few years ago and just ran into endless transient connection issues.
- debian3 1y agoFor stuff like archive and backup you can use ovh object storage infrequent access. Comes to 5$ per GB but you pay for what you use only and it scale infinitely.
- patrakov 1y agopCloud offers a 399 EUR lifetime plan for 2 TB of storage, and you can buy this twice or more to add up the capacity. The catch is the proprietary protocol, supported only by their own app and rclone. WebDAV works on paper, but is too slow to be useful.
- riku_iki 1y agothey are not replicated: server(shared) dies: you lose everything. Traditional backup vendors replicate data (3+ times likely).