This in no way fits your requirements, so this is more for the rest of the
list, but the minute before I read your email, I was thinking how happy I
am with my recently implemented home backup solution, which is duplicity
to S3. Great for backups of a few gig on a few boxes. I've simulated
site destruction, i.e., installed a new machine at another location and
restored, and it just works.
Ah, speak of the Devil, and he doth appear: as I was writing that
paragraph, I got my AWS statement:
This e-mail confirms that your latest billing statement is available on
the AWS web site. Your account will be charged the following:
Total: $0.07
That seems like a reasonable price. ;)
That's for only a hundred MB or so, I haven't pushed everything up there
yet; I expect $15/mo. or so when I do.
Dave
On Sun, 3 Oct 2010, Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
What other cloud services are people using?
I'm asking in general, for general knowledge. But I'm also asking for a
specific reason
right now. Up till now, I've been doing my home backups by periodically
rotating a disk
offsite. I'd like to start doing backups over the WAN instead. I am aware of
services
such as mozy & crashplan, but that's not what I want to use. I specifically
want to be
able to "zfs receive" on the remote end, which means I want to build my own
personal
virtual solaris/opensolaris server.
Amazon is an option. But I don't want to naively assume it's the best option.
Thanks...
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