Am I doing the math wrong or is this $4/mo for me to dump 1TB of copies of my family albums and whatnot into for long term cold storage?
Can you make do with storing only 50 GB? That's $0.99/month from Apple. Can you make do with storing only 200 GB? That's $2.99/month from Apple. No extra charge to get your data out. The point is that for individuals it might make more sense to consider "friendlier" storage options. These types of services don't seem to be tailored to storing "family albums". https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201238
Wasabi – Simple storage solution
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Re: Wasabi – Simple storage solution
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A less seen cost is for the various operations. Regularly pushing lots of small files on S3 can get expensive. $1/200k files ($0.005 per 1k PUT requests).
Not to mention the minimum file size charge, which I think was a few kb per file in infrequent access S3.
Re: Wasabi – Simple storage solution
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Experience. If you dig into the billing information and/or actually attempt to create a cloud project it'll tell you there is $40/year minimum. On OVH you create an "OpenStack/Cloud" project -> They charge you $40 -> Then you have use of the cloud storage.
It was 10€ in prepaid credit for me just yesterday, Which is valid for 13 months IIRC
I opened my account awhile ago via OVH CA in USD.
Re: Wasabi – Simple storage solution
#164Earlier quoted context omitted.
A less seen cost is for the various operations. Regularly pushing lots of small files on S3 can get expensive. $1/200k files ($0.005 per 1k PUT requests).
Not to mention the minimum file size charge, which I think was a few kb per file in infrequent access S3.