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Interesting comparison price when something like Sia is so cheap per TB (4 dollars). Will be interesting to see how it developers.
I think $20/TB*month is exactly what GCP charges, and is probably on par with what Amazon charges.
For your secure backups, I can suggest Tarsnap by Colin Percival, who's a security expert and a frequent contributor on Hacker News. I don't get anything for recommending Tarsnap; I'm just a customer. https://www.tarsnap.com/
You wrote about deplatforming-- heads up that DigitalOcean does deplatform people. I have direct firsthand knowledge of DigitalOcean deplatforming a security disclosure professional reporting a root breach bug. For your secure backups, I can suggest Tarsnap by Colin Percival, who's a security expert and a frequent contributor on Hacker News. I don't get anything for recommending Tarsnap; I'm just a customer. https://…
You wrote about deplatforming-- heads up that DigitalOcean does deplatform people. I have direct firsthand knowledge of DigitalOcean deplatforming a security disclosure professional reporting a root breach bug. For your secure backups, I can suggest Tarsnap by Colin Percival, who's a security expert and a frequent contributor on Hacker News. I don't get anything for recommending Tarsnap; I'm just a customer. https://…
You wrote about deplatforming-- heads up that DigitalOcean does deplatform people. I have direct firsthand knowledge of DigitalOcean deplatforming a security disclosure professional reporting a root breach bug. For your secure backups, I can suggest Tarsnap by Colin Percival, who's a security expert and a frequent contributor on Hacker News. I don't get anything for recommending Tarsnap; I'm just a customer. https://…
You wrote about deplatforming-- heads up that DigitalOcean does deplatform people. I have direct firsthand knowledge of DigitalOcean deplatforming a security disclosure professional reporting a root breach bug. For your secure backups, I can suggest Tarsnap by Colin Percival, who's a security expert and a frequent contributor on Hacker News. I don't get anything for recommending Tarsnap; I'm just a customer. https://…
DO will also use "machine learning" and "AI" to shut down your machines or terminate your account if your usage pattern is disliked.
> All I need to do is write a Bash script that does the reverse and downloads from remote server to local folder.
Note, it's not bidirectional sync right now: > All I need to do is write a Bash script that does the reverse and downloads from remote server to local folder.
All I need to do is reverse parameters.
Documentation states:
s3cmd sync LOCAL_DIR s3://BUCKET[/PREFIX] or s3://BUCKET[/PREFIX] LOCAL_DIR
But I need to test it out before I post that solution.
What happens when s3cmd fails and after two months you discover the "Vault sync succeded" emails you have been getting were all illusory?
If the author is reading: please take the time to update your example, including proper error checking (at least "set -eu"), otherwise the people on the internet that are going to copy your script are in for a hard time.
Skeleton of the "incriminated" script:
#!/bin/bash
[...]
s3cmd sync ...
[...]
notify-send [...] "Vault sync succeded [...]"