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Any Cloud Storage Service ?

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bekax5

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Hi everyone.

I am in search of some cloud storage service which gives a good price.
I would be happy with basic SFTP or SSH access to Upload/Download the files.

It would need to have at least 12TB.
Basically I would like it to work as remote storage.

The services I found online only work as "Backup" and not as a typical Storage.
Let's say that the home server is getting smaller for the needs :D

Regards.
 
bekax5 said:
Hi everyone.

I am in search of some cloud storage service which gives a good price.
I would be happy with basic SFTP or SSH access to Upload/Download the files.

It would need to have at least 12TB.
Basically I would like it to work as remote storage.

The services I found online only work as "Backup" and not as a typical Storage.
Let's say that the home server is getting smaller for the needs :D

Regards.
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Whereabouts in the world are you? There's always amazon "unlimited" cloud storage for $60/year + the cost of a prime membership.
Anything else I can think of would cost an arm and two legs for that much storage.
 
FnordMan said:
Whereabouts in the world are you? There's always amazon "unlimited" cloud storage for $60/year + the cost of a prime membership.
Anything else I can think of would cost an arm and two legs for that much storage.
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Europe. I have relatively fast (100-200 Mbps) connection to the main European Internet hubs, like London/Paris/Amsterdam/Frankfurt.
After a small analysis of Amazon it actually looks like the one that offers better price per storage.

I read a little bit about the service and I'm only a bit concerned about storing some content on their servers (lets say some mp3 and mkv's or some eventual compressed software)
Do you think they actually check the content to look for copyright infringements ?
 
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