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Introducing Amazon Glacier
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Amazon Web Services (AWS) introduced a new feature today that takes aim at backup solutions and other types of cold storage. With Amazon Glacier, you can store data at costs as low as $0.01 per gigabyte per month ($0.011 to store in California/Ireland and $0.012 to store in Tokyo). You can store a little or you can store tons since you only pay for what you use – no capacity planning needed here. On the backend, Glacier will perform integrity checks of your data and the service is said to provide an average annual durability of 99.999999999% (that’s nine 9’s).
Michael Kang
Michael has 4 years of IT experience as a Systems Administrator mainly working with *nix based systems. Accustomed to working with large environments of highly available systems, he has experienced
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