top | item 20064965 (no title) h3throw | 6 years ago That seems like an odd cost increase. How do you figure it would lead to a tripling of op costs? discuss order hn newest z3t4|6 years ago Lets say you have 100 TB of data, plus two backups, you are now paying for 300 TB of data. Cerium|6 years ago I would say that it doubles the cost of backups, but using this math, we start with one copy plus one backup, and add a second backup; that means only a 50% increase. load replies (1)
z3t4|6 years ago Lets say you have 100 TB of data, plus two backups, you are now paying for 300 TB of data. Cerium|6 years ago I would say that it doubles the cost of backups, but using this math, we start with one copy plus one backup, and add a second backup; that means only a 50% increase. load replies (1)
Cerium|6 years ago I would say that it doubles the cost of backups, but using this math, we start with one copy plus one backup, and add a second backup; that means only a 50% increase. load replies (1)
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