no your setup is perfect tbh. I wish I could set it up like that some day :D

I don’t think it is my end tbh because I ran the exact same thing on a Hetzner VPS and had similar issue so …

Thanks for your calculation. The reason why I don’t want to run S3 myself is because I don’t trust myself to deal with this and I really need a off-site backup :D

For the Hetzner VPS, I mean I run the exact same command to the same restic repository and I meet the same issue multiple times.

For the seven correctable errors, bear in mind that it is seven retries for one piece of data and there are 40k restic packs on that repository

Scaleway is just too expensive for the amount of data I am having but I am thinking about OVH seems like a good candidate

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I am thinking about storagebox as well. How good is their bandwidth ? Because I have 2TB of backup and I want to fully read it from time to time to make sure my backup is good. Usually I can consume 1Gb/s with Blackblaze.

I did but they said that no issue on their end :/ In my case backing up to B2 is good as well but checking the backup (re-read data from there) is so unreliable

Thank you for your reply :D To be honest I am thinking about setting up a new bucket as well but I can not move the data out because it will takes forever

Yeah it is true but seeding torrents to sature bandwith is generally a good idea

Well I’ve already paid for it so why not saturate it for the good of the community :D

I am curious how much bandwidth it comsumes a month ? And do you have any legal implication for doing that ?

No worry you can not trust a random guy on the internet in general. But one issue I see with torrent is I will have to update the torrent manually everytime a new version comes out. I wonder if you know any automatic solution for that ?

thank you!

A very good idea indeed. Do you mean via torrent or is there any way to host it ?

I took the same approach with pulumi and now I have a fully declarative but flexible homelab configuration: https://github.com/vnghia/homelab

This is also one reason why I am hesitant for a NAS. They might run on their own OS and have their own private format while I dont want to be vendor locked in in any ecosystem

This is an interesting option but the main drawback is it is too big for my place currently. But I will absolutely consider it in the future

Thank you very much for your response!

Thank you very much for your reply but this is not really what I need. Please see the edit for more context :D