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rsync.net is an example of a host that does something like this (with daily snapshots) $> ssh rsyncnet ls .zfs/snapshot daily_2014-02-09 daily_2014
by tekacs 13y ago
rsync.net is an example of a host that does something like this (with daily snapshots)
$> ssh rsyncnet ls .zfs/snapshot
daily_2014-02-09
daily_2014-02-10
daily_2014-02-11
daily_2014-02-12
daily_2014-02-13
daily_2014-02-14
daily_2014-02-15
They allow you to customise the length of time for which these snapshots are kept, too (IIRC) (at the cost to you of the incremental extra storage)
- res0nat0r 13y agorsync.net looks awesome, but it is just way too expensive for me.
- cbhl 13y agoHave you asked for the HN discount? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6554313 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6554313 (I happen to get a discount for being a prgmr.com user, but IIRC the terms are similar.)
- rsync 13y agoYou should email us and ask about the "new customer HN reader discount". Also, note that 1TB accounts are 15c per GB, per month, and 10TB accounts are 7c per GB, per month - all with no traffic or usage costs. This compares very favorably with S3 and blows the mozy pro pricing out of the water[1]. [1] https://mozy.com/product/mozy/business https://mozy.com/product/mozy/business
- rsync 13y agoJust a clarification ... All accounts get 7 days (as the parent shows) and all 1TB+ accounts get 7 days + 4 weeks. However, if you want a custom schedule (say, 30 days, 8 weeks, and 6 months) it only costs more if the space they use exceeds your existing account. So, if you have a 100 GB account and you use 60 GB and your fancy snapshot schedule (of which the first 7 days is always free) only uses 35 GB ... then there is no additional cost at all.