Do you guys know any good client to sync files to amazon cloud?

Might be worth taking a scroll through Amazon's customer apps directory: https://aws.amazon.com/customerapps

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Amazon cloud isn't Amazon cloud like enough for you?

My main problem is the disk space. Is there something like amazon cloud with unlimited disk (even if I need 50TB)?

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As it allows you to use Dropbox and amazon as file drives too

Google Cloud DNS & Amazon Route 53 are vouched for... but the billing is little too complicated for me to understand.

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I suggest using nginx. Make a new server on digitalocean, vultr, amazon or elsewhere with hourly billing, set up serverpilot.io(free package is fine) and see what their configuration files are like.

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How about amazon S3, Glacier or EBS? Amazon also offers a data transport solution called snowball to physically transport large amount of data between you and their DC(s) - so you don't need to upload

By the way, is Amazon allow 10TB+ data on their https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/?

specification for two item of new memory ( http://www.amazon.com/HP-DDR3-1600-12800-669322-B21/dp/B008H7HS6M ),

You'd do better to build a redundant setup over >1 VM. Amazon and Google both make this relatively easy with load balancers, distributed data stores etc. You'll get better update, easier scalab

Unlimited sells well. Look at amazon cloud or a bunch of large shared hosts.

I was doing it on amazon, but it's so much cheaper on ovh.

aws can also have its issues and downtimes.

Otherwise, you can try dedicated servers and customise your configuration very effectively or even run software-based load balancing. As you have mentioned, Amazon AWS is also a good choice.

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