I'm looking for most affordable option where I can get low computational resources while having large disks. Any chance except of S3 providers? VPS or Dedicated preferred.
About $50+3 (buyvm vm + 10TB) x 10
So about $530/m for 100TB.
But doubt you will find that much in stock there.
Perhaps @Francisco can think of something :-)
For that much space, it would likely be cheaper in the long run to buy your own equipment and colocate it. The only issue is having to replace the drives when they die.
@Daniel15 said:
For that much space, it would likely be cheaper in the long run to buy your own equipment and colocate it. The only issue is having to replace the drives when they die.
Hosting will get harder and harder, with prices of HDD going up, and licenses (cPanel & WHMCS) going up. Special thanks go to Chia founders and farmers.
@Daniel15 said:
For that much space, it would likely be cheaper in the long run to buy your own equipment and colocate it. The only issue is having to replace the drives when they die.
Have you seen the price of drives...?
Francisco
Oh yeah, good point, I haven't looked into hard drive prices in ages.
I still think that renting hardware starts making less sense as your needs grow larger (as long as you can afford the initial investment), and the increased price of hard drives is going to affect rented servers at some point too (since the hosts will eventually need to acquire new drives for new servers and to replace failing ones)
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About $50+3 (buyvm vm + 10TB) x 10
So about $530/m for 100TB.
But doubt you will find that much in stock there.
Perhaps @Francisco can think of something :-)
Build your own at home?
100TB for backup? That's what they all say now. #justsaying
So many storage requests lately. It must be the new breakfast with milk from farm and chia cereals.
I am old school. Was going to compliment OP for their p0rn collection.
This new stuff that sounds like a Korean car maker is all new to me
100TB for backup? So much money?
In a few weeks we can deliver a 12x8TB machine probably, depends on the queue. 149€ a month.
Those fly off as soon as we can build them, and right now i am unsure when we get the next 8TB drives, is it within a few weeks, or few months.
@PulsedMedia - plotting and farming Chia is allowed? (op probably forgot to mention this itsy-bitsy tiny detail)
Yeap, not a problem.
What location is this and what bandwidth is included?
Finland on our own DC. 1Gbps unmetered.
https://pulsedmedia.com/dedicated-servers-finland.php
Yep, it's for backup. Well, in a sense, they ain't wrong.
@deank Where is Jarland, by the way? And how to make it to there?
Purchase a box of jam in jars.
Open the box, lift it up, and throw it onto the floor.
There ya go; you now have Jar Land. Make sure to walk on it to feel the might of JarLard.
For that much space, it would likely be cheaper in the long run to buy your own equipment and colocate it. The only issue is having to replace the drives when they die.
We wonder why
Congrats on your first post
Have you seen the price of drives...?
Francisco
Everything went up by at least 30% since Covid began.
Shit's fucked up.
then chia came and most storage has doubled in cost.
Hell, even Supermicro will not give us any guarantees of delivery dates, only "open ended"
On drives or chassis?
Francisco
Hosting will get harder and harder, with prices of HDD going up, and licenses (cPanel & WHMCS) going up. Special thanks go to Chia founders and farmers.
Just wait for a new coin on SSD.
Then steel coin. Say good bye to steel chassis.
Plastic coin. Get ready for reinforced paper chassis.
Paper coin. No more trees on Earth.
The end.
Drives.
Lol, you find that end is nigh in everything
wasabi.com
There is actually a real-life @jar land:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plain_of_Jars
Try with @Francisco for storage
Oh yeah, good point, I haven't looked into hard drive prices in ages.
I still think that renting hardware starts making less sense as your needs grow larger (as long as you can afford the initial investment), and the increased price of hard drives is going to affect rented servers at some point too (since the hosts will eventually need to acquire new drives for new servers and to replace failing ones)
Man your stupid Chia accusing comments on every storage request discussion starting to get really cringy
If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck...it ain't a cow.
All I heard from your comment was bla bla bla bla bla bla
But tell me more