Which is all well and good if you think you are better than the half-dozen proven open source systems (such as OpenStack Swift) that are in production on large

Which is all well and good if you think you are better than the half-dozen proven open source systems (such as OpenStack Swift) that are in production on large public clouds. Right now you are a unknown player with a unknown product running on top of a bargain-basement server provider. I wish you the best of luck but I'll be surprised if you don't slam into a growth wall and have to raise prices.