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RE: https://social.electrafish.tech/@electrafish/116682322224408153
For anyone still keeping track, #Storj has walked back its $50 monthly minimum halfway through the first month it was to take effect. It is going back to a $5 monthly minimum where it should have stayed.
Waaaaay too late to undo this. The STORJ project in distributed storage was so appealing and was working great before these missteps. I have deleted my data, my account, and closed down my hosted storage node. Fool me once... yadda yadda...
I move to #Backblaze B2 and will not be returning.
The website pricing details have not yet been updated, but see below.
Email sent to users here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/storj/comments/1uwe4n4/rolling_back_on_the_minimum/Confirmed in forum post here:
https://forum.storj.io/t/important-update-upcoming-storj-customer-pricing-adjustments-and-sno-impact/31827/187 -
RE: https://social.electrafish.tech/@electrafish/116682322224408153
For anyone still keeping track, #Storj has walked back its $50 monthly minimum halfway through the first month it was to take effect. It is going back to a $5 monthly minimum where it should have stayed.
Waaaaay too late to undo this. The STORJ project in distributed storage was so appealing and was working great before these missteps. I have deleted my data, my account, and closed down my hosted storage node. Fool me once... yadda yadda...
I move to #Backblaze B2 and will not be returning.
The website pricing details have not yet been updated, but see below.
Email sent to users here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/storj/comments/1uwe4n4/rolling_back_on_the_minimum/Confirmed in forum post here:
https://forum.storj.io/t/important-update-upcoming-storj-customer-pricing-adjustments-and-sno-impact/31827/187 -
RE: https://social.electrafish.tech/@electrafish/116682322224408153
For anyone still keeping track, #Storj has walked back its $50 monthly minimum halfway through the first month it was to take effect. It is going back to a $5 monthly minimum where it should have stayed.
Waaaaay too late to undo this. The STORJ project in distributed storage was so appealing and was working great before these missteps. I have deleted my data, my account, and closed down my hosted storage node. Fool me once... yadda yadda...
I move to #Backblaze B2 and will not be returning.
The website pricing details have not yet been updated, but see below.
Email sent to users here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/storj/comments/1uwe4n4/rolling_back_on_the_minimum/Confirmed in forum post here:
https://forum.storj.io/t/important-update-upcoming-storj-customer-pricing-adjustments-and-sno-impact/31827/187 -
RE: https://social.electrafish.tech/@electrafish/116682322224408153
For anyone still keeping track, #Storj has walked back its $50 monthly minimum halfway through the first month it was to take effect. It is going back to a $5 monthly minimum where it should have stayed.
Waaaaay too late to undo this. The STORJ project in distributed storage was so appealing and was working great before these missteps. I have deleted my data, my account, and closed down my hosted storage node. Fool me once... yadda yadda...
I move to #Backblaze B2 and will not be returning.
The website pricing details have not yet been updated, but see below.
Email sent to users here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/storj/comments/1uwe4n4/rolling_back_on_the_minimum/Confirmed in forum post here:
https://forum.storj.io/t/important-update-upcoming-storj-customer-pricing-adjustments-and-sno-impact/31827/187 -
RE: https://social.electrafish.tech/@electrafish/116682322224408153
For anyone still keeping track, #Storj has walked back its $50 monthly minimum halfway through the first month it was to take effect. It is going back to a $5 monthly minimum where it should have stayed.
Waaaaay too late to undo this. The STORJ project in distributed storage was so appealing and was working great before these missteps. I have deleted my data, my account, and closed down my hosted storage node. Fool me once... yadda yadda...
I move to #Backblaze B2 and will not be returning.
The website pricing details have not yet been updated, but see below.
Email sent to users here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/storj/comments/1uwe4n4/rolling_back_on_the_minimum/Confirmed in forum post here:
https://forum.storj.io/t/important-update-upcoming-storj-customer-pricing-adjustments-and-sno-impact/31827/187 -
BackBlaze Finds a Lifeline: New 5-Year Deal with CoreWeave Announced https://lowendbox.com/blog/backblaze-finds-a-lifeline-new-5-year-deal-with-coreweave-announced/ #Editorial&News #backblaze #coreweave
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Letztes Bucket bei #Backblaze gelöscht. Sobald alle Rechnungen komplett sind, kann der Account dann also auch weg.
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Letztes Bucket bei #Backblaze gelöscht. Sobald alle Rechnungen komplett sind, kann der Account dann also auch weg.
*zufrieden guck* -
Letztes Bucket bei #Backblaze gelöscht. Sobald alle Rechnungen komplett sind, kann der Account dann also auch weg.
*zufrieden guck* -
Letztes Bucket bei #Backblaze gelöscht. Sobald alle Rechnungen komplett sind, kann der Account dann also auch weg.
*zufrieden guck* -
Letztes Bucket bei #Backblaze gelöscht. Sobald alle Rechnungen komplett sind, kann der Account dann also auch weg.
*zufrieden guck* -
I said goodbye to #Storj yesterday, both for my own cloud storage needs and as a storage node operator.
I really liked Storj's original model which used distributed storage nodes to provide cloud storage services that don't rely on big corporate data centers. I hosted a 10TB node for the network which paid me $15-20 a month in STORJ tokens. I applied these directly to my own Storj cloud storage account which mostly covered my own 2-3TB cloud storage needs.
While it was touted as a low cost cloud storage solution when compared to #AWS, #Azure, and the like, I never really got that benefit. In addition to charging per TB-month of storage there was also a per segment cost that often doubled my monthly bill due to storing large numbers of files. But as long as my node payouts covered my storage bill it was a nice solution.
Over the last year Storj has made several changes, both to the amount node operators were paid (less) and to how much customers were charged (more). The change announced November 2025 was already going to push me out, since they instituted a minimum storage time requirement of 30 days, which didn't work for my daily rolling incremental backups from #Veeam. But the old price tier was grandfathered in until November 2026.
Yesterday they announced another price tier change which goes into effect **July 1, 2026** with no exceptions for current users. Even more infuriating was the **$50** per month minimum usage!! It was the nail in the coffin for me and I easily switched to #Backblaze B2 over night. Storj is no longer a viable service for home users.
Timeline:
Change to SNO payouts (April 2023)
https://forum.storj.io/t/announcement-changes-to-storj-node-payouts/22338New pricing tiers (September 2025)
https://forum.storj.io/t/new-pricing-model-up-or-downgrade/30729Storj acquired by Inveniam (October 2025)
https://www.storj.io/blog/storj-joins-inveniam-to-accelerate-innovationAnother pricing tiers change with $50/month minimum usage (June 2026)
https://www.storj.io/pricing/change-faqs -
I said goodbye to #Storj yesterday, both for my own cloud storage needs and as a storage node operator.
I really liked Storj's original model which used distributed storage nodes to provide cloud storage services that don't rely on big corporate data centers. I hosted a 10TB node for the network which paid me $15-20 a month in STORJ tokens. I applied these directly to my own Storj cloud storage account which mostly covered my own 2-3TB cloud storage needs.
While it was touted as a low cost cloud storage solution when compared to #AWS, #Azure, and the like, I never really got that benefit. In addition to charging per TB-month of storage there was also a per segment cost that often doubled my monthly bill due to storing large numbers of files. But as long as my node payouts covered my storage bill it was a nice solution.
Over the last year Storj has made several changes, both to the amount node operators were paid (less) and to how much customers were charged (more). The change announced November 2025 was already going to push me out, since they instituted a minimum storage time requirement of 30 days, which didn't work for my daily rolling incremental backups from #Veeam. But the old price tier was grandfathered in until November 2026.
Yesterday they announced another price tier change which goes into effect **July 1, 2026** with no exceptions for current users. Even more infuriating was the **$50** per month minimum usage!! It was the nail in the coffin for me and I easily switched to #Backblaze B2 over night. Storj is no longer a viable service for home users.
Timeline:
Change to SNO payouts (April 2023)
https://forum.storj.io/t/announcement-changes-to-storj-node-payouts/22338New pricing tiers (September 2025)
https://forum.storj.io/t/new-pricing-model-up-or-downgrade/30729Storj acquired by Inveniam (October 2025)
https://www.storj.io/blog/storj-joins-inveniam-to-accelerate-innovationAnother pricing tiers change with $50/month minimum usage (June 2026)
https://www.storj.io/pricing/change-faqs -
I said goodbye to #Storj yesterday, both for my own cloud storage needs and as a storage node operator.
I really liked Storj's original model which used distributed storage nodes to provide cloud storage services that don't rely on big corporate data centers. I hosted a 10TB node for the network which paid me $15-20 a month in STORJ tokens. I applied these directly to my own Storj cloud storage account which mostly covered my own 2-3TB cloud storage needs.
While it was touted as a low cost cloud storage solution when compared to #AWS, #Azure, and the like, I never really got that benefit. In addition to charging per TB-month of storage there was also a per segment cost that often doubled my monthly bill due to storing large numbers of files. But as long as my node payouts covered my storage bill it was a nice solution.
Over the last year Storj has made several changes, both to the amount node operators were paid (less) and to how much customers were charged (more). The change announced November 2025 was already going to push me out, since they instituted a minimum storage time requirement of 30 days, which didn't work for my daily rolling incremental backups from #Veeam. But the old price tier was grandfathered in until November 2026.
Yesterday they announced another price tier change which goes into effect **July 1, 2026** with no exceptions for current users. Even more infuriating was the **$50** per month minimum usage!! It was the nail in the coffin for me and I easily switched to #Backblaze B2 over night. Storj is no longer a viable service for home users.
Timeline:
Change to SNO payouts (April 2023)
https://forum.storj.io/t/announcement-changes-to-storj-node-payouts/22338New pricing tiers (September 2025)
https://forum.storj.io/t/new-pricing-model-up-or-downgrade/30729Storj acquired by Inveniam (October 2025)
https://www.storj.io/blog/storj-joins-inveniam-to-accelerate-innovationAnother pricing tiers change with $50/month minimum usage (June 2026)
https://www.storj.io/pricing/change-faqs -
I said goodbye to #Storj yesterday, both for my own cloud storage needs and as a storage node operator.
I really liked Storj's original model which used distributed storage nodes to provide cloud storage services that don't rely on big corporate data centers. I hosted a 10TB node for the network which paid me $15-20 a month in STORJ tokens. I applied these directly to my own Storj cloud storage account which mostly covered my own 2-3TB cloud storage needs.
While it was touted as a low cost cloud storage solution when compared to #AWS, #Azure, and the like, I never really got that benefit. In addition to charging per TB-month of storage there was also a per segment cost that often doubled my monthly bill due to storing large numbers of files. But as long as my node payouts covered my storage bill it was a nice solution.
Over the last year Storj has made several changes, both to the amount node operators were paid (less) and to how much customers were charged (more). The change announced November 2025 was already going to push me out, since they instituted a minimum storage time requirement of 30 days, which didn't work for my daily rolling incremental backups from #Veeam. But the old price tier was grandfathered in until November 2026.
Yesterday they announced another price tier change which goes into effect **July 1, 2026** with no exceptions for current users. Even more infuriating was the **$50** per month minimum usage!! It was the nail in the coffin for me and I easily switched to #Backblaze B2 over night. Storj is no longer a viable service for home users.
Timeline:
Change to SNO payouts (April 2023)
https://forum.storj.io/t/announcement-changes-to-storj-node-payouts/22338New pricing tiers (September 2025)
https://forum.storj.io/t/new-pricing-model-up-or-downgrade/30729Storj acquired by Inveniam (October 2025)
https://www.storj.io/blog/storj-joins-inveniam-to-accelerate-innovationAnother pricing tiers change with $50/month minimum usage (June 2026)
https://www.storj.io/pricing/change-faqs -
I said goodbye to #Storj yesterday, both for my own cloud storage needs and as a storage node operator.
I really liked Storj's original model which used distributed storage nodes to provide cloud storage services that don't rely on big corporate data centers. I hosted a 10TB node for the network which paid me $15-20 a month in STORJ tokens. I applied these directly to my own Storj cloud storage account which mostly covered my own 2-3TB cloud storage needs.
While it was touted as a low cost cloud storage solution when compared to #AWS, #Azure, and the like, I never really got that benefit. In addition to charging per TB-month of storage there was also a per segment cost that often doubled my monthly bill due to storing large numbers of files. But as long as my node payouts covered my storage bill it was a nice solution.
Over the last year Storj has made several changes, both to the amount node operators were paid (less) and to how much customers were charged (more). The change announced November 2025 was already going to push me out, since they instituted a minimum storage time requirement of 30 days, which didn't work for my daily rolling incremental backups from #Veeam. But the old price tier was grandfathered in until November 2026.
Yesterday they announced another price tier change which goes into effect **July 1, 2026** with no exceptions for current users. Even more infuriating was the **$50** per month minimum usage!! It was the nail in the coffin for me and I easily switched to #Backblaze B2 over night. Storj is no longer a viable service for home users.
Timeline:
Change to SNO payouts (April 2023)
https://forum.storj.io/t/announcement-changes-to-storj-node-payouts/22338New pricing tiers (September 2025)
https://forum.storj.io/t/new-pricing-model-up-or-downgrade/30729Storj acquired by Inveniam (October 2025)
https://www.storj.io/blog/storj-joins-inveniam-to-accelerate-innovationAnother pricing tiers change with $50/month minimum usage (June 2026)
https://www.storj.io/pricing/change-faqs -
What object storage services would you recommend? I tried Hetzner's object storage, but it felt like they kept raising the prices month after month. I usually use Backblaze and haven't been able to find anything better so far. #s3 #objectstorage #object #storage #backblaze #hetzner #b2
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@eblack Roger that.
Shall your "cloud copy" be your primary pool, or just for backup/access copies?
I haven't done any price-comparisons to AWS, but for example, #Backblaze is a more open (and friendly?) cloud-storage provider:
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@eblack Roger that.
Shall your "cloud copy" be your primary pool, or just for backup/access copies?
I haven't done any price-comparisons to AWS, but for example, #Backblaze is a more open (and friendly?) cloud-storage provider:
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@eblack Roger that.
Shall your "cloud copy" be your primary pool, or just for backup/access copies?
I haven't done any price-comparisons to AWS, but for example, #Backblaze is a more open (and friendly?) cloud-storage provider:
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@eblack Roger that.
Shall your "cloud copy" be your primary pool, or just for backup/access copies?
I haven't done any price-comparisons to AWS, but for example, #Backblaze is a more open (and friendly?) cloud-storage provider:
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New blog by me:
I'm running Proxmox Backup Server using Backblaze B2 (an S3 compatible object storage service) for storing backups. This does work fine, but my scheduled verification (I verify once a week) regularly fails on some backups due to what appears to be transient issues with the B2 API.
I’ve made a script to re-verify these as needed and thought I'd share:
https://blog.thms.uk/2026/05/pbs-reverify?utm_source=mastodon
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New blog by me:
I'm running Proxmox Backup Server using Backblaze B2 (an S3 compatible object storage service) for storing backups. This does work fine, but my scheduled verification (I verify once a week) regularly fails on some backups due to what appears to be transient issues with the B2 API.
I’ve made a script to re-verify these as needed and thought I'd share:
https://blog.thms.uk/2026/05/pbs-reverify?utm_source=mastodon
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New blog by me:
I'm running Proxmox Backup Server using Backblaze B2 (an S3 compatible object storage service) for storing backups. This does work fine, but my scheduled verification (I verify once a week) regularly fails on some backups due to what appears to be transient issues with the B2 API.
I’ve made a script to re-verify these as needed and thought I'd share:
https://blog.thms.uk/2026/05/pbs-reverify?utm_source=mastodon
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New blog by me:
I'm running Proxmox Backup Server using Backblaze B2 (an S3 compatible object storage service) for storing backups. This does work fine, but my scheduled verification (I verify once a week) regularly fails on some backups due to what appears to be transient issues with the B2 API.
I’ve made a script to re-verify these as needed and thought I'd share:
https://blog.thms.uk/2026/05/pbs-reverify?utm_source=mastodon
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New blog by me:
I'm running Proxmox Backup Server using Backblaze B2 (an S3 compatible object storage service) for storing backups. This does work fine, but my scheduled verification (I verify once a week) regularly fails on some backups due to what appears to be transient issues with the B2 API.
I’ve made a script to re-verify these as needed and thought I'd share:
https://blog.thms.uk/2026/05/pbs-reverify?utm_source=mastodon
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My solution:
I removed #rclone from my #LinuxMint PC and it is much happier for it (and so am I). Somehow, asking rclone to talk to Google Drive with default application access meant it was slow and frustrating.I've moved my #Blender3D projects back to my local drive and will simply log into Windows periodically to back up all my work files to #BackBlaze. This works fine with the resources I have to hand and have already paid for.
Someday I will de-Google and I can see heading to #myKsuite on #infomaniak for this.
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My solution:
I removed #rclone from my #LinuxMint PC and it is much happier for it (and so am I). Somehow, asking rclone to talk to Google Drive with default application access meant it was slow and frustrating.I've moved my #Blender3D projects back to my local drive and will simply log into Windows periodically to back up all my work files to #BackBlaze. This works fine with the resources I have to hand and have already paid for.
Someday I will de-Google and I can see heading to #myKsuite on #infomaniak for this.
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My solution:
I removed #rclone from my #LinuxMint PC and it is much happier for it (and so am I). Somehow, asking rclone to talk to Google Drive with default application access meant it was slow and frustrating.I've moved my #Blender3D projects back to my local drive and will simply log into Windows periodically to back up all my work files to #BackBlaze. This works fine with the resources I have to hand and have already paid for.
Someday I will de-Google and I can see heading to #myKsuite on #infomaniak for this.
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My solution:
I removed #rclone from my #LinuxMint PC and it is much happier for it (and so am I). Somehow, asking rclone to talk to Google Drive with default application access meant it was slow and frustrating.I've moved my #Blender3D projects back to my local drive and will simply log into Windows periodically to back up all my work files to #BackBlaze. This works fine with the resources I have to hand and have already paid for.
Someday I will de-Google and I can see heading to #myKsuite on #infomaniak for this.
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My solution:
I removed #rclone from my #LinuxMint PC and it is much happier for it (and so am I). Somehow, asking rclone to talk to Google Drive with default application access meant it was slow and frustrating.I've moved my #Blender3D projects back to my local drive and will simply log into Windows periodically to back up all my work files to #BackBlaze. This works fine with the resources I have to hand and have already paid for.
Someday I will de-Google and I can see heading to #myKsuite on #infomaniak for this.
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Do you still trust #Backblaze now that it's quietly stopped backing up your data?
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Do you still trust #Backblaze now that it's quietly stopped backing up your data?
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Do you still trust #Backblaze now that it's quietly stopped backing up your data?
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Do you still trust #Backblaze now that it's quietly stopped backing up your data?
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Do you still trust #Backblaze now that it's quietly stopped backing up your data?
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End-to-End Storage Drive Analytics Platform Complete! 🚀
Spent the past weeks on my Data Engineering Zoomcamp final project. Excited to share an end-to-end platform analyzing Backblaze hard drive data to bridge enterprise telemetry and consumer accessibility.
The pipeline ingests daily SMART snapshots into GCS, builds a star schema with dbt, and serves insights via Streamlit dashboard showing failure rates by brand and model. Infrastructure is managed with Terraform; the warehouse was optimized using partitioning to improve query performance.
To increase accessibility, switching to open-source/free-ish tools so anyone can dive in without a cloud signup (and plus my trial expired 🙈). My goal is providing drive reliability data so creators, homelabbers, business, or casual users feel informed about their next storage purchase. 😊
Check out the repo for details: https://github.com/ammartin8/hard_drive_analytics_dashboard
#DataEngineering #harddrive #opensource #cloud #streamlit #buildinpublic #selfhosting #mastodon #python #fediverse #backblaze -
End-to-End Storage Drive Analytics Platform Complete! 🚀
Spent the past weeks on my Data Engineering Zoomcamp final project. Excited to share an end-to-end platform analyzing Backblaze hard drive data to bridge enterprise telemetry and consumer accessibility.
The pipeline ingests daily SMART snapshots into GCS, builds a star schema with dbt, and serves insights via Streamlit dashboard showing failure rates by brand and model. Infrastructure is managed with Terraform; the warehouse was optimized using partitioning to improve query performance.
To increase accessibility, switching to open-source/free-ish tools so anyone can dive in without a cloud signup (and plus my trial expired 🙈). My goal is providing drive reliability data so creators, homelabbers, business, or casual users feel informed about their next storage purchase. 😊
Check out the repo for details: https://github.com/ammartin8/hard_drive_analytics_dashboard
#DataEngineering #harddrive #opensource #cloud #streamlit #buildinpublic #selfhosting #mastodon #python #fediverse #backblaze -
End-to-End Storage Drive Analytics Platform Complete! 🚀
Spent the past weeks on my Data Engineering Zoomcamp final project. Excited to share an end-to-end platform analyzing Backblaze hard drive data to bridge enterprise telemetry and consumer accessibility.
The pipeline ingests daily SMART snapshots into GCS, builds a star schema with dbt, and serves insights via Streamlit dashboard showing failure rates by brand and model. Infrastructure is managed with Terraform; the warehouse was optimized using partitioning to improve query performance.
To increase accessibility, switching to open-source/free-ish tools so anyone can dive in without a cloud signup (and plus my trial expired 🙈). My goal is providing drive reliability data so creators, homelabbers, business, or casual users feel informed about their next storage purchase. 😊
Check out the repo for details: https://github.com/ammartin8/hard_drive_analytics_dashboard
#DataEngineering #harddrive #opensource #cloud #streamlit #buildinpublic #selfhosting #mastodon #python #fediverse #backblaze -
End-to-End Storage Drive Analytics Platform Complete! 🚀
Spent the past weeks on my Data Engineering Zoomcamp final project. Excited to share an end-to-end platform analyzing Backblaze hard drive data to bridge enterprise telemetry and consumer accessibility.
The pipeline ingests daily SMART snapshots into GCS, builds a star schema with dbt, and serves insights via Streamlit dashboard showing failure rates by brand and model. Infrastructure is managed with Terraform; the warehouse was optimized using partitioning to improve query performance.
To increase accessibility, switching to open-source/free-ish tools so anyone can dive in without a cloud signup (and plus my trial expired 🙈). My goal is providing drive reliability data so creators, homelabbers, business, or casual users feel informed about their next storage purchase. 😊
Check out the repo for details: https://github.com/ammartin8/hard_drive_analytics_dashboard
#DataEngineering #harddrive #opensource #cloud #streamlit #buildinpublic #selfhosting #mastodon #python #fediverse #backblaze -
End-to-End Storage Drive Analytics Platform Complete! 🚀
Spent the past weeks on my Data Engineering Zoomcamp final project. Excited to share an end-to-end platform analyzing Backblaze hard drive data to bridge enterprise telemetry and consumer accessibility.
The pipeline ingests daily SMART snapshots into GCS, builds a star schema with dbt, and serves insights via Streamlit dashboard showing failure rates by brand and model. Infrastructure is managed with Terraform; the warehouse was optimized using partitioning to improve query performance.
To increase accessibility, switching to open-source/free-ish tools so anyone can dive in without a cloud signup (and plus my trial expired 🙈). My goal is providing drive reliability data so creators, homelabbers, business, or casual users feel informed about their next storage purchase. 😊
Check out the repo for details: https://github.com/ammartin8/hard_drive_analytics_dashboard
#DataEngineering #harddrive #opensource #cloud #streamlit #buildinpublic #selfhosting #mastodon #python #fediverse #backblaze -
Be careful if you use #BackBlaze to backup #OneDrive or #Dropbox data https://rareese.com/posts/backblaze/
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Be careful if you use #BackBlaze to backup #OneDrive or #Dropbox data https://rareese.com/posts/backblaze/
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Backblaze’s “Betrayal”: Silently Refusing to Backup Your Most Valuable Data https://lowendbox.com/blog/backblazes-betrayal-silently-refusing-to-backup-your-most-valuable-data/ #Editorial&News #googledrive #backblaze #onedrive #dropbox #icloud
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If you use #Backblaze for "all files" backup, it turns out they have silently stopped backing up directories from popular sync services: https://rareese.com/posts/backblaze/
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If you use #Backblaze for "all files" backup, it turns out they have silently stopped backing up directories from popular sync services: https://rareese.com/posts/backblaze/
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If you use #Backblaze for "all files" backup, it turns out they have silently stopped backing up directories from popular sync services: https://rareese.com/posts/backblaze/
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If you use #Backblaze for "all files" backup, it turns out they have silently stopped backing up directories from popular sync services: https://rareese.com/posts/backblaze/
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Wtf backblaze? They quietly stopped backing up common cloud sync folders like DropBox and .git folders. I only use them for s3, but this is a really concerning change in policy.
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For anyone using #Backblaze
Headline is misleading, it's about how they're no longer backing up Onedrive/googledrive etc other synced folders on your machine
https://rareese.com/posts/backblaze/ -
For anyone using #Backblaze
Headline is misleading, it's about how they're no longer backing up Onedrive/googledrive etc other synced folders on your machine
https://rareese.com/posts/backblaze/ -
For anyone using #Backblaze
Headline is misleading, it's about how they're no longer backing up Onedrive/googledrive etc other synced folders on your machine
https://rareese.com/posts/backblaze/ -
For anyone using #Backblaze
Headline is misleading, it's about how they're no longer backing up Onedrive/googledrive etc other synced folders on your machine
https://rareese.com/posts/backblaze/ -
For anyone using #Backblaze
Headline is misleading, it's about how they're no longer backing up Onedrive/googledrive etc other synced folders on your machine
https://rareese.com/posts/backblaze/ -
🚨BREAKING: #Backblaze apparently decided that "backup" now means "oops, not your important stuff." 🎉 Who needs OneDrive or Dropbox anyway? 😜 Congratulations, you've officially been backing up air for a decade! 🏆
https://rareese.com/posts/backblaze/ #Backup #Fail #DataStorage #CloudServices #TechNews #HackerNews #ngated