So, the website I run is up to 8TB of photos now. I store them on a cheap dedicated server (64/month, 3x4TB RAID 5), and back them up to Google Cloud Services. GCS is costing me about $80/month now.The main box is going to be full within a week or two, so I need to do something.The easy option, is just to buy another 8TB box. But my monthly bill will then be (64 + 64) euros + $80 = 128 + $80 = ~170. Once that box is full and I have to use 16TB backup at GCS it'll be 230/month.*So, what are my options for 16TB of backed up space for less than 230/month. Anything?If I hosted the files primarily at GCS/S3/etc, could I forego a backup? Do we consider google/amazon safe enough that my data would never be at risk? Even if that is the case... a simple mistake on my part could delete the lot. Not ideal.I have definitely considered running the backup myself at home, but I feel it's prone to human error (me) and it'd kill my home internet at times (uploads are peaky, so I'd end up downloading 100GB a night once a week). Even if I manage to get 50Mbit/s overnight from BT (hah) that's 5 hours of bandwidth, and realistically it'd probably snare me up for 24 hours.Thanks!* It'd actually be more, as my main webserver is 67.50/month on top of that figure, but that's not really relevant to this question!
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