Recently, I decided to experiment with Amazon Web Services‘ Simple Storage Service (S3) for online backups. This was predicated by my DLT7000 tape drive dying; when I discovered the repair cost is nearly $400, I decided to do a cost-benefit analysis using the S3 platform as a proof-of-concept before sending it off to the shop. Today’s post will review the results of that analysis. Continue reading…
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