This is, they claim, substantially cheaper than the competition, with the nearest being Azure at +276% so nearly four times the price.Ĭonversely to the data cost, with B2 it doesn’t matter how many computers are involved or where the data is coming from (i.e. Restoring 1TB would be an additional $10 or so. To store my 5TB on B2 and never make a single transaction (no further uploads nor downloads) would be USD$25 per month. “Backblaze B2” is a cloud storage system that is indeed cheaper than many competitors like AWS and Google Cloud, but you have to consider how much you store and how much you might download and also how much change there will be over time (there are transaction limits). Things have changed for me now, but I recently topped 5TB backed up from my main Mac. “Backblaze” the computer backup service is USD$5.00 per month (per computer) for as much data as you throw at it including locally attached drives. (Disclaimer: sorry if some of my questions are too basic - I’m probably the least knowledgeable person in this amazing group - and I learn a lot from your contributions!) Which cloud storage solution would you recomend? (I saw good comments about Backblaze B2, including price-wise).
Will any of these solutions allow us also to: What are out best options (for making fast incremental bootable backups on external drives under Big Sur)? Chronosync? CCC? Other apps? I hope they iron out the process (I really like Chronosync), but AFAIK bootable backups became “a bit more cumbersome to make” (?) - at least for the moment?
#Chronosync big sur update#
(I’m still running Catalina and I’ll only update to Big Sur after finding these answers). Their incremental backups are fast - including bootable backups.īut Big Sur changed lots of things, and now I’m unsure if Chronosync’s bootable backup strategy will still be my best option. I’ve been using Chronosync for the last year (backing up to external drives). I also have (“basically”) the same question.
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