So if this kind of redundancy is important to you for mission critical reasons Backblaze B2 would only be half as expensive as one copy in Amazon S3, not 1/4 as expensive. To get a copy in two locations you have to pay twice as much and take some actions. To be absolutely clear, if you only upload and store and pay for 1 copy of your Backblaze B2 data, it is living in one region. Quietly the US-West is actually three separate data centers, but your data will only really land in 1 datacenter somewhere in US-West based on a few internal factors. You’ll receive notifications of transfers sent and completed via email or Slack - so you can go do something else.> Last I checked, Backblaze still stores most data in 1 location, no?īackblaze now has multiple regions! One in Europe (Netherlands) and one is called "US-West". That’s it! Contributors will upload files and they’ll automatically deliver to your B2 bucket.
Once finished, you are good to go - contributors can now be invited to submit files to your Portal (and in the back-end, these large files will go straight to your defined bucket).Ĥ. Select Backblaze B2 and add your account information. Once you hit “Create Portal” you’ll be prompted to configure a cloud service. Choose “Portals” from the left navigation panel, and click ‘Create New Portal.’ Design the Portal of your choice, add contributors to the recipient line and click “Create Portal.” You have the option to use MASV Teams to invite contributors to set user roles and restrictions, then invite.ģ. It’s free and no payment or credit card is required.Ģ. MASV Portals can be configured within MASV’s 14-day, 20GB trial period.
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