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Created https://gitbackup.org https://gitbackup.org for this very reason.

• Gehinnn 6y ago
  Where do you store all that data?
  • super3 6y ago
    Should only be 2-3 PB. Storing it all on https://tardigrade.io https://tardigrade.io
    • Gehinnn 6y ago
      The site says "Storing 542 TB" though :D
      • super3 6y ago
        Have been increasing sync speed over time. It about double where it was a few weeks ago. It definitely does take some time to upload so much data.
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    • jlmorton 6y ago
      Only 3 petabytes? At $0.01/GB/Month, it seems that works out to about $360,000/year in storage costs alone. Cheers, but you're paying for this just as a public service?
      • super3 6y ago
        There is discount pricing over 100 TB. Its a tech demo so Tadigrade.io sponsors it. Pretty powerful demo on easily storing large amounts of data especially when Github goes down.
    • psz 6y ago
      You may consider https://www.backblaze.com/b2/cloud-storage-pricing.html https://www.backblaze.com/b2/cloud-storage-pricing.html then.
• samdixon 6y ago
  Out of curiosity how do you or how to you plan to monetize this? Seems like it would get expensive really quickly.
  • super3 6y ago
    It is a tech demo of https://tardigrade.io https://tardigrade.io, because easily storing all of Github certainly gets peoples attention. Its only expensive because cloud providers overcharge. The listed prices on Tardigrade start at half of Amazon S3, and there are significant discounts if you are storing more than 100 TB.