I've used Sync.com for awhile now with few issues. 1TB is about $6 a month, 2TB around $8 a month.
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Yandex disk. They accept credit cards.
On AWS S3 Glacier Deep Archive 1TB will cost you $1/month. I use it as one of my off-site backup solutions.
iDrive E2 is $40 a year for 1TB S3 compatible storage and they have promotions quite often. As always with cheap storage don't rely on it and have a local NAS but it's handy for offsite. I've just transferred out of Wasabi, who were cheap but are less so now.
Iβll just say this: you get what you pay for. I used pCloud a few years ago and wasnβt able to retrieve all my data, some files got corrupted (luckily I had backups). Now I use a DIY NAS and backup to B2.
I wish I knew how NAS and what to do in case of a failing hard drive.
Is it necessary to have it always powered on?
Itβs really not complicated. Look up Truenas or Rockstor. Both are solid NAS OSs. Iβve been running Rockstor for about a year now (partly because Iβm a huge fan of btrfs) and Iβm pretty happy with it. Make sure to keep an offline backup on an external drive just in case you mess something up. I manually plug in a drive about once a month for that. I think DIY is more fun anyway ;) and Iβm sure the community will help with questions you canβt find answers to online. Good luck!
OneDrive with Microsoft 365 Family subscription. There are several deals for 50β¬ per 15 Month for 1TB per Account. Since it is the family subscription you'll get up to 6 Accounts. So it is 3.33β¬ for 6TB or 0.55β¬ per TB.
Where is MS Office 50β¬/15mo and can I use it in America? Been thinking about getting a new domain since I failed to get off google workspaces in time.
Sorry, can't tell how the prices are in America. But for Germany this kind of deals are around pretty often.
Backblaze.
9/month for unlimited storage.
I'm at 4tb stored.
Never worry about backups or lost data etc, as the provider would take care of it
This is not how it works. You still have to backup your data!
Your account can be closed due to various reasons, you accidentally delete files, some malware deletes files without you noticing it before it is too late.
A friend of mine lost some important data because of the ovh server container fire incident. Ovh had no backups.
Ooofsh, thanks. You're right
Since you didn't mention your requirements, I'll assume data integrity isn't super important. In that case, allow me to introduce you to /dev/null as a service. It's free and has unlimited capacity.
I'd never expect to find an answer like this lol. Thankyou
If you want really good answers, you will need to be more specific about your requirements.
The absolute cheapest as the question is stated is to go dumpster diving for a free hard drive and host it at a friend's house, but this is likely not what you had in mind.
- Do you need backups?
- Does it need to be encrypted at rest?
- What bandwidth do you need up and down?
- Is it okay with a monthly bandwidth cap?
- what latency is okay? Is cold storage where it takes a day or more to fetch the data okay?
Well, I intend to use the offsite storage as an everyday-use-external-harddisk, I want to encrypt it, put a filesystem on top and the mount it. The thought behind it is, the provider will take care of data integrity and backups as well. Worry free usage for me then
I use either Discord or the unlisted feature of a random video/audio website depending on the circumstances.
How do you do that?