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Whats the best way to archive data long term while on a budget ?
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this post was submitted on 15 Nov 2023
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Retrieving from S3 glacier is approximately ~~10 times the monthly cost of storing the data~~ 100 times actually. Didn't realize retrieval from Glacier isn't actually downloading it onto your local, but rather just moving it into a frequent access tier S3 bucket from which you can then download, and this download is the expensive part.