Solved Cheap Cloud Storage for Offsite Backup.
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@scottalanmiller said in Cheap Cloud Storage for Offsite Backup.:
Check out BackBlaze B2.
...and make sure you're OK with their Glacier-like "get data back!" plan!
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@KOOLER said in Cheap Cloud Storage for Offsite Backup.:
@scottalanmiller said in Cheap Cloud Storage for Offsite Backup.:
Check out BackBlaze B2.
...and make sure you're OK with their Glacier-like "get data back!" plan!
Better than Glacier, slower than S3. It's a middle of the road service.
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BackBlaze is stupidly cheap. For ~50TB we're paying up to $8/Month! (as you are only billed for what you actually use)
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Really need to look into BackBlaze. How does it play with Unitrends/Veeam? XenOrchestra?
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@hobbit666 said in Cheap Cloud Storage for Offsite Backup.:
Really need to look into BackBlaze. How does it play with Unitrends/Veeam? XenOrchestra?
So it works just fine with any of your backup appliances (as they never touch B2). You use your storage (like synology) and have that sync the data up to B2.
The backup appliance doesn't touch B2 directly.
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@hobbit666 There may be a way to create B2 (file share) type bucket that your backup appliance could write too.
But you'd almost never want to do this. As the data would immediately be syncing over the internet to B2. Which for small files may be fine, but for VM's you want to stage those kinds of off-site pushes.
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@DustinB3403 Thanks for that. Now I need to check what NAS boxes talk to BB so I can start looking at the Overall backup strategy for the group lol, and get rid of the RDX/Tape
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@hobbit666 said in Cheap Cloud Storage for Offsite Backup.:
@DustinB3403 Thanks for that. Now I need to check what NAS boxes talk to BB so I can start looking at the Overall backup strategy for the group lol, and get rid of the RDX/Tape
All of the synology lines are capable. There is a cloud* sync app you install into the nas, configure the bucket settings and then the sync will go.
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@emad-r said in Cheap Cloud Storage for Offsite Backup.:
I worked with Genie9, and they had very good program, but weird name called Zoolz.
And they used Amazon services especially the one called Glacier or cold storage, its cheap cause you can upload files instantly but downloading them requires wait for 3-5 hours, (Ticketing system for every 2000 Files) cause its meant for archiving. however it scored well for alot of users looking for cheap storage.
Other than that, you should look to directly getting an Amazon storage bucket and pay as you go.
Anyone ever look further into Zoolz? I ran across an offer today where they are offering lifetime storage for a one time fee.
Thoughts?
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You can install and trial it, you get 50 GB free when I was working there, for like 2 weeks and do whatever you want. No credit card required.
Think about it as very advanced client for Amazon Glacier storage for windows clients, sadly they only have good Windows and Android clients. Plus point for supporting Dedup in backups, if you have windows 10 ISO file that is already uploaded, they will not upload it again.
if you want to backup NAS, they will tell you to mount it on Windows machine and select it to get uploaded.
And their Technical support team is awesome, I was there (5 years ago) what more do you want.
