As i'm often spidering web products for future use looking for low cost and really worth solutions, there's a lot of adventure browsing from ma phone.
One such geek solution is 'unlimited' backup solution for desktops, laptops and vms. I don't know how i ended there looking for san storage. But i'm really amazed to find how backblaze can actually offer unlimited storage to anyone. yes i mentioned unlimited not like cheap shared hosting jargon but true and economical, i got convinced after looking at their post how they built 67 terabytes of storage for just $7867 that's pretty impressive close to 5 cents a gb, much lower than amazon. I even bookmarked their tutorial for future reference in case i'd build a datacenter of my own. But its really impressive how they put up their inside out, not caring for competition. Link:blog.backblaze.com/2009/09/01/petabytes-on-a-budget-how-to-build-cheap-cloud-storage/
*note its a 2009 tutorial so maybe the cost of hardware landslide recently and you can have it for even less. Btw i am in no ways affiliated with backblaze nor a customer. So i bear no responsibility for advising to use their service.
