But if Amazon detects that Glacier’s business is being impacted by B2 then we can expect a price drop sledgehammer to fall. Plucky Backblaze ought to be OK for a good few months, if not longer. Speeding retrieval is more difficult as, we understand, Glacier is based on tape drives, which are inherently slower than disk drives when starting retrievals. Obviously Amazon could respond by lowering its prices. The Ortana Media Group’s Cubix supports B2 as a media asset destination.īackblaze B2 is a direct assault on Amazon’s Glacier service, both from a pricing perspective and a retrieval time point of view, and also on tape drives.CloudBerry’s cloud-based backup and file management supports B2 as a backup destination,.transactional, warm, cold, etc.) and it supports B2 as a data destination, OpenIO automatically data as it moves through the storage classes (i.e.Synology users will be able to use the Cloud Sync feature in Synology release DSM 6.1 to sync files and folders on their Synology NAS device with Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage,.User can have B2 prepare a Snapshot file up to 3.5TB in size, encrypted, put on USB hard drive and FedEx’d to the user for $189.00 and get to keep the drive,īackblaze has several availability partnerships for B2:.Maximum file upload size of 10TB, which it claims is 2X limit of other services,.SLA for 99.9 per cent uptime per month,.The software architecture supports 10,000 Vaults in one data centre and 1,000 locations. It notes that 10TB drives have been announced by WD and Seagate, implying that Vaults could scale up from today’s 3.6PB to 9PB. Vaults use 4TB drives currently, for a total of 3.6PB capacity, with 6TB ones being tested as well as smaller scale testing 8TB drives.
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