Right now I have a KVM VPS with RamNode, but would ultimately like to have the flexibility to take it to Amazon's EC2 if I wanted to.

I don't know but my guts is telling me that it could be RackSpace or Amazon or some other leading "cloud" provider.

https://aws.amazon.com/s3/#pricing

The solutions I have read about range from establishing a vps proxy fetching data from 2 separate vps. There are ip fail over mechanisms & etc. But the thing is most of these requires costy se

For 20$ you can buy a kimsufi or a backupsy. Amazon S3 is too expensive and too slow for my needs.

http://icelab.com.au/articles/easy-server-backups-to-amazon-s3-with-duplicity/

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Is there any easy solution to upload my backup file to Amazon Glacier? I did not see much automatic solutions.

EV SSL Protected Shopping Cart, Accept Credit Cards, Paypal, 2 Checkout, and Amazon Checkout

However, BudgetVM is a low price, low quality provider, you cannot pay 1/4 of what you pay at Amazon and have better service, for example. Something's got to give if you want low price. If you need si

Rackspace, Amazon... go with one of the bigger providers for this kind of stuff.

Amazon

@fresher_06 cheapest I found was $60 at Amazon

EEEK, Mistake, its 229 sorry, Check out Amazon they have some off brands.

Amazon Northern Virginia

How about parts? Order directly from local stores like Amazon Japan, Yahoo auction or call on-site tech to buy them?

general, have redundancy for critical services, amazon or Linode are not infallible either.

Yes, this in itself is not so bad (you get used to it by Amazon) but the firewall where you can only forward SINGLE ports (no ranges) is extremely annoying.

It is not easy to find good prices in some stores like Amazon.

* Amazon