Why don't you get a DO server in SG and download those data, then dump them on "unlimited" cloud storage like Amazon Cloud Drive?

I use Amazon Cloud Drive for my backups, BF $5/yr deal, it works well and I'm intending to increase backup frequency and push hundreds of GBs in daily.

Good luck @AnthonySmith, hope everything comes back ASAP, since I do not keep copies of my code locally on my MBA, and everything is stored in the cloud, this (used as Git server) and Amazon Cloud Dri

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gonna use it to run encfs and acd_cli so i need a vps close to the amazon datacenter (from the IPs i think it's in Ashburn). Wable seemed good but i dont know if they would enable fuse module for ovz.

* Mount ACD on /media/amazon

Do you use a script for amazon cloud drive? How do you restore?

without traffic at all. Yes, it is cheaper than amazon glacier or google's services, but again, it is not cheap at all...

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You don't mention redundancy on your object storage, 'Amazon S3 is designed to sustain the concurrent loss of data in two facilities'. Whats delimiters story on object storage durability?

No matter what server it is, be it a LES box or a dedicated server, I would always use Amazon Cloud Drive (Image)

I use duply / duplicity with some "pre" and "post" scripts for database backups and such, targets are mainly either hubiC or Amazon Cloud Drive.

I've used rsync in the past backing up to amazon s3, that was ok. If I have to go that way again, I will.

The only thing that could determine bandwith is streaming netflix/amazon through the vpn.

I created a pfsense openvpn connection and connected. I was able to stream netflix, but unable to stream amazon prime.

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It's the only one I've recorded with the band, and it's also available on Spotify/iTunes/Google Play/Amazon/etc..

You could script to launch more cloud servers (behind a load balancer such as haproxy) if your boxes are being taken down because of cpu or ram... Amazon has some features for this (load balance + aut