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Right, don't put any sensitive data on those Chinese cloud drives. If the data is important/valuable, Amazon Glacier / Box / Dropbox / Copy will be a better choice.

I think Amazon Glacier will be better for his case. Since he's trying to make back up of back ups. Glacier is a lot cheaper than S3 as well.

Amazon S3

Try Amazon's Route53, $0.50 per domain $0.50 per one billion requests (prorated). 100% uptime guaranteed with over 40 servers globally. My favorite because the Amazon API.

@raindog308 do you know of any good Amazon S3 alternatives? Thanks.

This is also not any problem with the network setup - Any large VPS provider uses a shared netmask (Amazon, Rackspace, DO, Vultr, KT Cloud etc etc), and on your product it does not matter at all as I

Let's think about it this way, you bought a bag of cookies from Amazon and you love it. Then buys another bag 50 days later from Amazon, but it turns out the package is broken and the cookies are mold

http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-Desktop-3-5-Inch-Internal-ST4000DM000/dp/B00B99JU4S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1393951607&sr=8-1&keywords=6tb+hard+drive

If i remember correctly i read somewhere on LET recently that Amazon charges you for x amount of data that you download.

I see completely allowing 14TB of transfer is Amazon and Google Cloud Storage.

Amazon glacier?

They do. But it looks like their prices are almost similar to amazon's. Ill still take a look

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CPU is what the app im working on will use the most. So the system should be scale according to that. The only reliable solution ive seen for that so far is Amazon Autoscale.

for autoscaling you need whether you are using Amazon or not (VM template and program to connect with your cluster or whatever).

Amazon does http://aws.amazon.com/autoscaling/ based on cpu usage, and there are some others out there. Most paaS like openshift do that too.

I just found this site and thought you guys might like it. They have an online IDE for development and give you shell access to a vm hosted by ec2. Its not useful for much other than development or r…

I use Bing for 100% of my web searches, only because of Bing Rewards. So far I've gotten $100 in Amazon gift card. And the moment Microsoft stops handing them out, I'll go right back to Google.

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