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For the sake of completion, do both. A NAS box with a S3 or Glacier backup routine will do it. Now, I'm on the cheap side, but I find AWS expensive compared to
by hrktb 12y ago
For the sake of completion, do both. A NAS box with a S3 or Glacier backup routine will do it.
Now, I'm on the cheap side, but I find AWS expensive compared to other backup services like backblaze. Perhaps it's the backup services that are overly cheap, I don't know, but I'd love to have a cheaper service available for backing up from a NAS (backblaze seems to be pain to setup on a NAS). I'd be OK with major inconvenience on retreaval, as long as it's cheap to backup.
- toomuchtodo 12y ago> Now, I'm on the cheap side, but I find AWS expensive compared to other backup services like backblaze. Perhaps it's the backup services that are overly cheap, I don't know, but I'd love to have a cheaper service available for backing up from a NAS (backblaze seems to be pain to setup on a NAS). I'd be OK with major inconvenience on retreaval, as long as it's cheap to backup. Glacier is $10/month for 1TB. For highly durable long-term storage, that is stupid cheap.
- hrktb 12y agoFor reference, Backblaze is half that price for unlimited data.