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Search 100 TB + Storage Server / EU
AndyBoilon
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in Requests
Hi, guys. Any good offer for 100 tb + dedicated storage server ?
Price 1$ - 1.20$ TB
Bandwidth 1g unmetered or 100TB
Location: Finland, Germany, Netherlands
I will consider all offers. If there is something interesting, then I will be with you for a long time 
I am also interested in everything from 64 TB +
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We have 432TB servers in stock. Bit too much?
depends on the price
a good offer is hard to refuse
@Athorio
Thanks for tagging @skyandy556
yes we have some offers to go with,
which may fit your needs
https://athorio.com/en/dedicated-server/storagos
Hetzner
https://www.hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver/matrix-sx/
Hard to beat
maybe @HostSlick has something for you.
Hi,
VDS based on Intel SP Gold 6230 or higher
8x CPU
32 GB RAM
100 GB NVMe boot disk
100 TB extradisk ( N+1 redundancy )
1G Network incl. 100 TB Traffic
1x IPv4/v6
Serverlocation: DE ( Frankfurt/Main )
Price per month: 99,- EUR
With 64 TB: 69,- EUR
Is this a managed raid?
Hi,
thats a cloud environment so every infrastructure aspect is managed.
Or what do you mean?
On your website I can select up to 3 additional hard drives. That sounds like I have to manage my own RAID. But here on LET it sounds like it's managed, i.e. one large hard drive.
Hi,
if you read more closely you will see there also the N+1 redundancy mentioned.
So the disks have N+1 redundancy.
If you want you can build on top additional redundancy with the multiple disks ( which makes actually 0 sense ).
The point on the 3 disks is, that every disk has its on IO limit. So by choosing multiple disks, you get effectively more IO limit.
Another point is that at least currently we dont like to provide very large single disks. Its simply a point of data security. The bigger the single disk, the bigger is also the chance of having issues with data integrity and features like snapshots.