Backups and archived files go to my home server which then backups to backblaze b2.
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What's the 2-2-1 rule?
~~3~~2 different copies of the data in 2 different locations is 1 actual backup (it's actually 3-2-1...)
I use wasabi s3, I back up to that using restic.
AWS Glacier. I use the Synology plugin that does it automatically on a schedule.
Their prices are ridicules if you add cost of outbound traffic.
But if not (for disaster recovery only) it is pretty cheap. Like 1$/TB/month.
I have an unraid server which hosts an docker image of Duplicacy. It is paid though for the web interface. And it backs up to Backblaze B2. I have roughly 175GB backed up, for which I pay $0.87 a month.