Seagate Ironwolf Pro 10TB $438.77 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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kyle on 25/12/2020 - 15:57 amazon.com.au (250 clicks)
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For your NAS. Cheaper than anything found on Static Ice.

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  ChickenDinner123 on 25/12/2020 - 17:05

  -3

  y tho?

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    Clear on 25/12/2020 - 17:11

    Why not?

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      ChickenDinner123 on 25/12/2020 - 17:13

      +2

      WD Elements 10TB for $200 less, shuck and install.

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        Clear on 25/12/2020 - 17:13

        +6

        There we go. You should have started with that.

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          ChickenDinner123 on 25/12/2020 - 17:15

          @Clear: :(

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        kyle on 25/12/2020 - 17:23

        +2

        The HDD inside is just a Red as opposed to a Red Pro and runs at 5400rpm?

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  Budju on 26/12/2020 - 00:47

  I googled something and this was teh cheapest

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  shirec on 01/01/2021 - 02:55

  Probably not the place to be asking buuut I will anyway ha.
  I have a raid 6 array with 6 x 8TB drives for plex. I also have a secondary single disk array which consists of random drives which has the same back up of the same data.
  I am about to run out of space on the secondary back up drives and am considering doing a second raid 5 array with 4 x 10tb drives.that would give me a raid 6 and then a separate raid 5 redundancy. Would this option be better or better to just have a random jbod / single disk with no fault tolerance.

  I have spent years collecting hard to find items so I am taking the maximum precautions. I am in the 20+tb range of data… what does everyone else do for precautions.

  I also will have the very important personal less than 2tb data on an offline drive for triple back up ha. Is this to much…??

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    norkle on 01/01/2021 - 07:32

    +1

    From what I can make of your requirements, the data you consider valuable is video media, and is generally added to and not deleted.

    In my experience, private tape backup or cloud storage like Amazon Glacier, is used because it is the cheapest option, and provides an alternate technology separate to primary storage.

    Your NAS software may provide direct backup to Amazon Glacier (Synology does).

    Tape backup includes a regime of regularly confirming the backups and replacing tapes at regular intervals. Reliable archival backup with tape is not for everyone. You could use other write-once instead of tape, but I've found beyond using enterprise storage methods, they all have reliability issues beyond most hobbyists, and problems are only discovered after a failure occurs.

    You may consider the monthly fees of cloud storage like Amazon Glacier expensive. However be sure to compare it to the upfront cost of buying NAS and disks, and the ongoing power costs of running the NAS.

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      shirec on 02/01/2021 - 16:57

      Thanks for the info. I did a quick check of Amazon Glacier. It would exceed the price of my own server in under a year and that does not include retrieval costs if there was any.

      Might look into tape storage. Cheers.