Hi all,
I'm not sure if this is OT or not. But I'm looking options for doing an
offsite backup of 4+ TB of data. I don't know if a cloud solution would
be the best choice, or a dedicated virtual server somewhere, or if there
is a better choice. I'm not looking for the "cheapest" solution, b
Hi Shawn,
For something of this size I've always found that the price of cloud storage to
be insane. Amazon for instance would be about $380 a month for 4 TB. The more
cost effective way of doing it is to host it on your own hardware in an offsite
location. In terms of the initial seeding of
What company is this? I/we are looking are looking for co-lo (specifically
for storage) options.
On Fri, Sep 27, 2013 at 1:05 PM, Andrew Robinson
wrote:
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> Hi Shawn,
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> For something of this size I've always found that the price of cloud storage
> to be insane. Amazon for instance woul
I'd be curious to hear as well. But maybe a private message with
details would be better suited.
As for Andrew's comments, this is more or less what I was picturing.
Except it'd be a relatively cheap NAS from Memex, on some employee's
home connection (likely the owner) and set up to do rsync
Depending upon your view of cheap you could use the rsync capabilities built
into something like a pair Netgear ReadyNAS, with something else to create a
VPN connection between the two boxes. Simple, effective, and depending upon
the type of drives used it can be cheap.
-Original messa
Company name is Shing Digital. If you'd like more information fire me off a PM
as I would rather not spam people if it can be helped :)
-Original message-
From: Gustin Johnson
Sent: Friday 27th September 2013 15:18
To: CLUG General
Subject: Re: [clug-talk] offsite backups
What compan
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