Backblaze has recently released their support for the S3 protocol to access and work with their B2 storage offering that was previously only accessible via their proprietary access protocol. Due to these changes it has opened Backblaze B2 up to the world and enabled their customers to work with their data using the versatile protocol S3. These changes are a positive step in the right direction for Backblaze which has led to an opportunity to compete with the others in the storage market.
Topics: Object Storage, Data Lake, Cloud Storage, Cloud Migration, Backblaze, s3
If you are looking to migrate hundreds, if not thousands of terabytes of data from Google Cloud Storage to Wasabi Hot Cloud Object Storage this can be daunting. The presumption is that you are migrating to save your precious monthly pennies and remove those excess GCP fees. Google by far is the most expensive solution when it comes to object storage, and Wasabi on the other hand is the cheapest. Using Wasabi's online comparison tool, for 500TB with 20% accessed each month, you will save a whopping $222,084.00 per a year.
Topics: Object Storage, Wasabi, Data Lake, Cloud Storage, Cloud Migration, s3, Google Cloud
Object Storage adoption is growing, and increasing upward with competitive providers such as Wasabi in the market. The struggle comes when it comes to migrating such large amounts of data from the likes of Amazon S3 into Wasabi. You can't just download it using a sync client, or click and drag 500 TBs of data between browser windows. So how can you affordably, quickly and simply move your data from A to B?
Topics: Object Storage, Wasabi, Data Lake, Cloud Storage, Cloud Migration, s3
Migrating data between object storage platforms is difficult and can take a lot of time. This post will cover how to migrate data between two object storage endpoints, whether it is Amazon S3, Azure Blob, IBM S3, Dell EMC, Wasabi, Cloudian, GCP or anything in between using Movebot.
In reality, if you have your bucket names and API keys ready to go, this will take less than a minute.
Topics: Object Storage, Wasabi, Data Lake, Cloud Storage, On-Premise, Backblaze, s3, cloudian, data center, ibm, netapp, dell emc, aws, gcp, azure
Amazon Web Services S3 (AWS) has dominated the market in the cloud storage space since it became prominent. Since the adoption of cloud storage offerings from more traditional companies have raced to compete with AWS S3. There is only one true competitor who isn’t afraid to rival the likes of AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage and Google Cloud Storage when it comes to pricing — Wasabi Cloud Storage.
Topics: Object Storage, Wasabi, Data Lake
