Hundreds of terabytes behind an S3 endpoint, without the per-request charges.
Store 300 as object storage, backup target or media archive, with the drives watched by people who replace them before they fail.
The problem.
Why this workload is usually the first to leave the cloud.
Object storage looks cheap per gigabyte until the request and egress charges arrive. At 100 TB and beyond, a dedicated storage server with proper monitoring is usually a fraction of the cost.
How Infraexa runs it.
The configuration we deliver and the operations that come with it.
- 1
Store 300 with 308 TB raw, delivered as S3-compatible buckets, a ZFS pool or a share
- 2
Per-application access keys and bucket policies
- 3
SMART and scrub monitoring, proactive drive replacement
- 4
Replication to a second Store for data that cannot be lost
What changes for you
- Flat monthly price regardless of request volume
- Data stays in the EU under your keys
- A restore test every quarter, not a hope
Recommended packages.
Start with the first; the second is the usual companion or next step.
Running storage and backup? Describe it and get a sized quote.
A quote within one business day, from an engineer rather than a sales script. No setup fee, three-month minimum, delivery in 48 hours.