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minus-square@buedi@feddit.delinkfedilinkEnglish7•1 year agoI was just looking for cheap backup space recently and Hetzners Storage Box BX21 is 13€ per month for 5 TB, 20 Snapshots and unlimited traffic. I did not compare the service with backblaze yet, though.
minus-squareptmanlinkfedilinkEnglish8•1 year agoI’m waiting for hetzner object storage (they were hiring some people for this a couple of months ago) What are the current alternatives? Idrive e2 $4/TB/month Backblaze B2 6$/TB/month Wasabi $7/TB/month Cloudflare R2 $15/TB/month AWS S3 $21/TB/month (tricky, cheaper profiles available) GCP $20/TB/month (tricky, cheaper profiles available) Oracle $25/TB/month Azure $18.4/TB/month DigitalOcean / Linode / Vultr ~ $20/TB/month
minus-squareqazlinkfedilinkEnglish2•1 year agoHetzners Storage Box is not S3 compatible, Backblaze is.
minus-square@narc0tic_bird@lemm.eelinkfedilinkEnglish9•1 year agoWhile not S3 compatible, it’s compatible with rclone, rsync, borg, restic, and generic connection methods like SFTP, Samba or WebDAV. Safe to say that most backup applications will be able to connect to it somehow.
I was just looking for cheap backup space recently and Hetzners Storage Box BX21 is 13€ per month for 5 TB, 20 Snapshots and unlimited traffic. I did not compare the service with backblaze yet, though.
I’m waiting for hetzner object storage (they were hiring some people for this a couple of months ago)
What are the current alternatives?
Hetzners Storage Box is not S3 compatible, Backblaze is.
While not S3 compatible, it’s compatible with rclone, rsync, borg, restic, and generic connection methods like SFTP, Samba or WebDAV.
Safe to say that most backup applications will be able to connect to it somehow.