Recently amazon dropped the s3 upload cost i think, so you could just put the shit on amazon...

Just received mine this morning, still waiting on my power supply though to get here from Amazon. Don't think I already own one that is 5V, 700mA already.

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Nope, they still use Amazon S3 for most of their storage.

Amazon has been pretty good since that one big outage. I'm pretty sure they haven't had a single outage in over a year now.

I read Amazon's "report" which everyone remembers about a year ago the infamous "Amazon goes belly up" and their "final" recommendation was basica

Amazon's cloud has serious stability issues with their elastic storage. They have had huge outages that lasted the better part of a weekend. Just lookup reddit and amazon cloud and you'll find tons of

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I was looking at this: http://aws.amazon.com/rds/ it is meant for sql databases.

Please use amazon's local storage or you'll be regretting that 100% uptime comment

Hmm I could but I wouldn't be using all buyvm because I don't want to put all my eggs in the same basket. But I do see what you are saying. Or I could offload mysql to amazon or the likes. Something t

Better to spend money on more servers and use Amazon for the storage. If it costs less than a penny per client why not.

http://aws.amazon.com/mfa/

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This is what I was thinking ... Amazon does not make any sense as a back up solution for someone providing hosting solutions.

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Hopefully the content isnt so terrible and that amazon finds out and suspends you!

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This is why we send backups to Amazon S3 for safekeeping. Blow up the node, worset my customers who are not following TOS will at least have something that's 24 hours old.

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