[ale] Cloud Storage recommendations?

Jeff Layton laytonjb at att.net
Wed Jan 18 15:00:21 EST 2017


I saw that quote as well :)  I've just gotten tired my doing my own 
backups and was thinking about the Cloud. I know AWS has the ability to 
encrypt data at rest and use SSL for data transfer to/from S3. You can 
even use your own keys which is attractive.

Thanks!

Jeff

> Saw this quote on /.
>
>      The cloud is someone else’s hard drive attached to someone else’s
> server in someone else’s data center at the end of an Internet pipe
> controlled by someone else. If that works for you – and it might! –
> great. But do be aware of what you are doing.
>
> – by sphealey
>
>
> On 01/18/2017 01:29 PM, Jeff Layton wrote:
>> Good afternoon!
>>
>> This is a little off-topic but only somewhat. I would like to keep a
>> copy of file from several of my systems, including Linux and Windows
>> systems, in the cloud with some replication or protection. All told,
>> it's maybe 1.5 TB or so (not too much) but alot of files :) I won't be
>> accessing the files - it's more of a live backup than anything (I'm
>> tired of doing my own backups).
>>
>> I want to be able to do something simple such as,
>>
>> cp -r * <bucket>
>>
>> with whatever command line tools are out there.
>>
>> I've been using Amazon's S3 standard for some time. The current price
>> for 1.5TB in us-east-1 is $35.21/month (actually not too bad).
>>
>> I tried Backblaze b2 but the tools are pretty clunky, it's not
>> redundant, and using their help system is an exercise in frustration (I
>> would enter the captcha correctly but when I hit submit it would tell me
>> that the captcha was wrong. Plus there is no good way to email them).
>>
>> Any other services I should be checking?
>>   
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