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10$ per year, 325GB "storage" rclone backend support
Hi,
I don't care if this is FTP/SFTP/SSH/S3/VPS whatever rclone likes and it likes a lot of things.
This could be even single zone S3.
Looking for like 325GB of storage and like 350GB of BW so when I one decide to migrate everything out I won't get blocked.
Or something monthly with very flat fee and not like 800GB minimum and we bill for transfer. I don't want to do a doctorate in AWS pricing.
I already have and I am looking for something else than:
HostBrr
Servarica
Hosthatch
Lowhosting
Hosteroid
GoogleDrive
Those things are good for backup storage, but I want moar endpoints. Backup is only backup if it's in a lot of places and lot of providers.
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https://www.microtronixdc.com/products/backup-storage like this one? Only $2/mo
Edited: NVM. Didnt read the title.
Perhaps shared hosting will be more realistic for this budget.
Also, if it's on GDrive, what's the urgency? I don't think Google gonna deadpool.
Google has a history of disabling accounts and it can be extremely difficult to get them to restore. It's wise to have backups even with Google.
Hah. https://killedbygoogle.com/
Yeah for niche BS products, not a core one like GDrive/Gmail which many people pay for.
Niche like G+, Picasa, and Google Code?
Many of the shutdown products were not short-lived experiments but established, 15+ year-old paid services.
Not in the same ballpark even. Those were community/social products, basically bring
zero income and added value. Drive/Mail/Search are core products that bring revenue.
I will believe they will shutdown Drive only if they shutdown search.
Do you think Google search is usable? It's killed long time ago by Sundar Pichai.
Wow.. I hope it support object storage or s3 compatible