Of course. We're 20% cheaper than Telecity for colo, 40% cheaper than Amazon for cloud, 10% cheaper than 123reg for domains, 30% cheaper than Hostway for VPS ...

Cheapest/most reliable is probably be Amazon S3 with 10ct/gb

I'm currently running an on-demand micro EC2 instance at Amazon 24/7 (~$6 per month) which rsyncs stuff to an S3QL file system. I was using S3FS, but found that it was using much more disk I/O on the

One other interesting point...Amazon charges a penny per 1,000 operations. Not much if you're putting a tarball every day, but if you rsync thousands of files, this could end up costing a lot more th

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@prometeus cool but too expensive. I rather install amazon s3 library and connect to amazon s3 to push backups then use R1Soft

Well SD has stock but thats not the point, the point is either you are using Amazon S3 or something else, keep backups

I have two encrypted daily backups going on my Linode server (which I plan to eventually move away from): one to Hostigation and one to Amazon S3. Unfortunately my backup script didn't want to work, s

Amazon's SimpleDB gives a free 1GB - you have to store your stuff as blobs in its containers.

(and just a few minutes ago Google released gsutil 3.0 here the release notes you can also use with S3, but i prefer s3cmd for Amazon service )

I also use S3 via a python script, right now it's quite cheap with free inbound upload. If you are a new AWS user there's a free (1 year) testing package including 5Gb storage too: aws.amazon.com/free

Acceptable payment options are PayPal, Credit Card via PayPal, AlertPay, Amazon Simple Pay, Google Checkout, Check/Money Order (US Funds drawn on US Bank)

like the bitcoin exchange that ran off of amazon EC2, refused to pay for persistent disk storage because it was too expensive, and rebooted their wallet into a black hole.

git every 30 minutes to backup the map on my Amazon EC2. Amazing performance, amazing uptime.

Meh why do some strange distributers that are down half of the time sell it instead of Amazon or so?

SAN's are just trouble starters and a risky thing to get into. Gigecloud has had issues with their SAN's. Amazon has melted down for multiple days because of their centralized SAN (local storage was f

I have over 50 domains at goDaddy. Just monetizing Amazon links for the most part.

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repository backup of google apps stuffs, etc, amazon s3 as a second layer of backup for my VM

Amazon S3 + s3cmd? rsync would work too