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I love the addition of SFTP, and I hope to buy the update soon. Can anyone recommend a SFTP backup provider? My Arq backups are designed to be worst-case. I h
by coffeecheque 13y ago
I love the addition of SFTP, and I hope to buy the update soon.
Can anyone recommend a SFTP backup provider?
My Arq backups are designed to be worst-case. I have other, local backup options in case of failure. I was using Glacier, but I ran into Arq3 sync problems and I need to re-upload all my data. Glacier is very slow from where I live. I assume SFTP will be a bit faster.
- dewey 13y agoIf you don't need a turnkey solution I'd just go with a cheap server provider like OVH/Online.net/Hetzner and set up an SFTP server there.
- drdaeman 13y agoOVH has Swift/OpenStack storage service (hubiC) that makes Glacier look insanely expensive if we're talking about at least about 1TiB+ of backups. Can't tell anything about their reliability, though.
- vegardx 13y agoDoesn't seem like hubiC exposes a truly S3-compatible API, which is sad given that it seems to be based on OpenStack Swift.
- Spooky23 13y agoI'm not a customer anymore, but was very happy when I was. rsync.net is the perfect service for this.
- rsync 13y agoarq (or any SFTP based client, including sshfs) will work perfectly with rsync.net. The new-user-HN-discount is 10c per GB, per month, and there are no other (traffic/bandwidth/usage) costs. Our platform is ZFS and there are 7 daily snapshots for free. We would be happy to serve you, as we've been serving thousands of users since 2001.
- ahknight 13y agobackupsy.com provides low-power VPSes with 250GB of storage. Perfect for this. I may get a second one just for Arq...