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I see Amazon RDS or Google providing DB as a separate service for customers. I remember Prometeus used to provide mysql (not purely as a service model, but Thier VPS) not anymore.

Hubic is useless now. Check out Amazon Cloud Drive, $60/year for unlimited storage(100TB). Great speeds too.

I assume you've considered Amazon S3? It would cost $2.76/yr on Standard and $1.50/yr on Infrequent Access to store 10GB.

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Amazon must be so happy to store >half a petabyte for $5/month.

It seems like a side project for them, I went to the forums to see if anybody else was having issues paying invoices and all of the threads in the past 30 days were basically current clients warning p

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I was able to get about 15Mbps to hubiC in my testing a month ago. I also tested Google Drive and Amazon Drive, both of which were above 20Mbps so now I use both and dropped hubiC. I was still willing

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Thx for the reactions. I got a solution, i mailed Amazon about there cloud storage and ask what the limit of unlimited is.

Amazon Glacier, premium Cloud Drives (MS, Google, Drop/box) or even home NAS (have 6Tb RAID5 omv3 on my homelab), keep full VPS for storage only is overkill.

Was a customer of them for a bit over a year - then switched to Amazon.

equinix has 10 in germany, 6 in france, 4 in manchester, 7 in london. Amazon has at least 4 in virginia. So three in a given country isn't that many

If It's data I cannot afford to lose I would always use a much more trusted vendor such as Azure/Amazon/Dropbox etc.

I would find another provider who actually offers current templates that meet your needs. Example - digital ocean or AWS Lightsail and many others