Vultr just released Object Storage
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@scottalanmiller I've not used Wasabi yet. Is there object storage offering the same as Vultr? In other words, does it have the same capabilities, etc?
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@fuznutz04 said in Vultr just released Object Storage:
I've not used Wasabi yet. Is there object storage offering the same as Vultr?
S3 compatible, yes.
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@scottalanmiller said in Vultr just released Object Storage:
@fuznutz04 said in Vultr just released Object Storage:
I've not used Wasabi yet. Is there object storage offering the same as Vultr?
S3 compatible, yes.
Never heard of Wasabi until now. Pricing is very good.
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@IRJ said in Vultr just released Object Storage:
@scottalanmiller said in Vultr just released Object Storage:
@fuznutz04 said in Vultr just released Object Storage:
I've not used Wasabi yet. Is there object storage offering the same as Vultr?
S3 compatible, yes.
Never heard of Wasabi until now. Pricing is very good.
Oh yeah, they are freaking amazing.
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@scottalanmiller What is your use case for them? I use object storage right now for backups only.
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Be careful with Wasabi. They are cheap, but after you delete something you are still charged for 90 days.
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Here is a better explanation then I gave... this is why I shouldn’t sniff glue while posting...
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@IRJ said in Vultr just released Object Storage:
@scottalanmiller said in Vultr just released Object Storage:
@fuznutz04 said in Vultr just released Object Storage:
I've not used Wasabi yet. Is there object storage offering the same as Vultr?
S3 compatible, yes.
Never heard of Wasabi until now. Pricing is very good.
They are excellent. Their speeds are decent too! I use them for off-site backups of my NextCloud and Plex. Up to ~2TB now.
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Wasabi is my go-to provider for Synology backups to cloud. Best pricing out there and recovery is super-easy. This is built into their Hyper Backup application.
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Been using Wasabi for several months now. Was using AWS S3 for several years prior. Haven't had any issue with Wasabi. Using the same tools, as it is S3 compatible.
