Computer data back-up schemes.

This is most important when in the midst of something, perhaps a source file has been saved and then it becomes necessary to revert urgently to the previous version, in order not to lose development momentum. That's when I

That's OK, but a bulk restore from nested folders is a lot easier, with a single CLI command.

Oh, the web interface works the same either way. But not drag and drop (someone may have written one, I guess).

Not sure. I saturate it at 50Mb/s up (my limit) and it seems to go much master 'down' (I have 300 Mb/s). I could go up to 1Gb/s (nearly) but don't need it.

That's not what I use Deep Archive for. It's for long term backups, and restore takes hours anyway (for the lowest price).

The stuff I need instantly is backed up elsewhere on the network, with vital stuff on tarsnap too.

I use a free version of S3drive from "/n software", it maps a drive letter to a bucket, that way you can simply use any file manager you choose.

I use it for standard S3 buckets, not sure if it can be pointed to glacier or glacier deep buckets?

The point about Glacier* is that you can't just access the file. You have to request it to be retrieved to standard S3 for a specified time, then access it normally. So the GUI needs a way to specify a restore.

Would it be worth sticking on the Wiki Bob?

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