Amazon Web Services - Simple Storage Service (S3)

Your archives may be stored at your choice of Regions around the world to satisfy regulatory, performance, and latency needs. CLICK HERE to display a list of Amazon S3 Regions and Endpoints.

See https://aws.amazon.com/s3 for more information on Amazon S3.

See https://aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing for Amazon S3 pricing.

Training videos on using BackupEDGE with Amazon S3 are available on our YouTube Channel.

Google - Google Cloud Storage

Your archives may be stored at your choice of Regions around the world to satisfy regulatory, performance, and latency needs. CLICK HERE to display a list of Google Cloud Storage Regions and their common Endpoint.

See https://cloud.google.com/storage for more information on Google Cloud Storage.

See https://cloud.google.com/storage/pricing for Google Cloud Storage pricing.

Wasabi - Hot Cloud Storage

Your archives may be stored at your choice of Regions around the world to satisfy regulatory, performance, and latency needs. CLICK HERE to display a list of Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage Regions and Endpoints.

See https://wasabi.com for Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage Information. Note: Wasabi also supports BackupEDGE FTPS backups.

See https://wasabi.com/pricing for Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage pricing.

Backblaze B2

Your archives are stored in a Region chosen by Backblaze B2 when a Bucket is created. An Endpoint is also assigned at this time.

See https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-storage for Backblaze B2 Information. Note: Backblaze B2 requires BackupEDGE 03.04.02 or later.

See https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-storage/pricing for Backblaze B2 pricing.

The above listed providers and others use scalable, decentralized, fault tolerant server infrastructures to guarantee 99.9% data availability at a cost far less expensive than building a datacenter and renting space. The only concern for the user is the reliability and speed of their own Internet connection.

See Section 13 - Configuring S3 API Cloud Backups in the BackupEDGE User Guide for additional information.

Microlite Corporation has been a pioneer in the use of object storage services for backup and bare metal disaster recovery. We've supported object storage since 2008, beginning with the original Amazon DevPay.