I’m proud that we’ve been able to help customers by offering the most affordable download prices in the industry, making it easy to migrate from the cloud oligarchy, and offering unprecedented choice in how our customers use their data. Many of them have told us how the low cost enabled them to do what they wouldn’t have been able to, and the simplicity to do it quickly. We now have customers in over 160 countries and they’ve entrusted us with more than an exabyte of data.īrands like American Public Television, Patagonia, and Verizon’s Complex Networks-alongside more than 100,000 other customers-use Backblaze B2 to back up and archive their data host their files online offload their NAS, SAN, and other storage systems replace their aging tape infrastructure and as the store for the applications they’ve built. Over just the past two years, we’ve added more customer data than we did in our entire first decade. HUGE.” B2 Cloud Storage fundamentally changed the trajectory of our company.
To build on my own words from the time, “ It. Can you give me direct access to your storage?” We listened, and we built Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage. It went something like: “I love your computer backup service, but I also need a place to store data for other reasons-backing up servers, hosting files, and building applications. PS> Had been using AWS Glacier for many years, but as I moved to ABB and Hyperbackup, realized that Glacier does not read correctly the size of the compressed backup, giving trouble and exponentially increasing the measurement of what they are really backing up, with potential spiral of cost (based on erroneous data) in the backup.In 2015, we kept hearing the same request. I was wondering if anyone has had any experience that can be shared with these 3 services? Alibaba's OSS which seems pretty cheap but with a tier based fee structure similar to AWS, complicated to calculate how much you are going to pay. Storadera at EUR 6/TB but with no charges for downloads
Backblaze B2 at $5/TB - with some charges for downloads Then, I am looking for backing up the "backup nas" to a cloud disk using an S3 compatible service. I have a backup setup where I have a main NAS and PCs backing up to a "backup NAS" using Hyperbackup and Active Backlup for Business respectively.
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