There are decent choices here, but remember - they do not make money by really giving unlimited storage to people who need a LOT of storage, they make money by giving it to people who do not need much.īackblaze B2 (I use it) is like Glacier, but a bit cheaper and with less restrictions. Others limit upload speed as you get more and more uploaded. if you hook up a USB drive and back it up, in X days of not being seen again because you unplugged it, it purges those files). unless they have changed Backblaze will not save backups of files you store offline, e.g. Amazon did this to grab the mobile market, not to provide cheap backup.Īmazon Glacier is fairly cheap, pay as you go.īackblaze (and there are many like it) offers unlimited for a fixed price, but almost all of these have some restraints on the "unlimited" aspects (e.g. ACD is none of these things it is awkward to back up to (without 3rd party software, which is flakey and problem prone due to a poor API). A good backup solution allows versioning, organization, automation, easy restores, and offers some validation of the backups. Some specific points.Īmazon Cloud Drive (free with prime) does include raw, and does work, but is not a good backup solution out of the box.
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