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Cloud Media Storage (S3 Buckets)

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Last updated 2 years ago

There are plenty of cloud storage providers that support the AWS S3 bucket hosting.

AWS S3 has 99.999% SLA, but also very very expensive. Don’t use it.

  • (huge fan of this service for US instances)

  • Bunny.net Cloud Storage (coming 2023)

Recommendations

  • Just try to find one in your region… not a lot “tuning” that can be done on this front.

  • I'd recommend putting a Media Subdomain (https://media.aus.social) or similar to front your traffic. .

AWS S3

Do not for any reason use AWS S3... they charge you for storage and upload/download.

Wasabi

I'm using Wasabi, because they are very cheap. They have a history of outages in their primary regions, but in Sydney, I haven't experienced any issues with their service (as of writing).

Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)
Digital Ocean Spaces
Linode Object Storage
Vultr Object Storage
Exoscale Simple Object Storage (SOS)
OVH Object Storage
Wasabi Cloud Storage
Backblaze Cloud Storage
Jortage Communal Cloud
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I was using AWS S3, and once more than a few thousand people joined... it went from $30 to $1000s a month for something Wasabi charges $10