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3 meses de Object Storage grátis da Linode

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Acabamos de adicionar um cluster da solução de armazenamento de objetos compatível da Linode S3 ao nosso centro de dados de Frankfurt. Para comemorar, estamos dando a todos 3 meses de armazenamento gratuito de objetos a partir de hoje!

Começar é simples

Não há código promocional, nenhum processo de resgate e, mais importante, nenhuma conta para armazenamento de objetos de 1º de março de 2020 até 31 de maio de 2020. 

  • Inscrição para Linode ou inscrição para o Cloud Manager
  • Selecione Object Storage na navegação do lado esquerdo do painel
  • Selecione "adicionar um balde".

O Linode Object Storage torna mais fácil e econômico para os desenvolvedores o gerenciamento de dados não estruturados. Ele é versátil, econômico e suporta uma variedade de casos de uso, desde o simples armazenamento de multimídia até o alojamento de grandes conjuntos de dados para aplicativos avançados, como o aprendizado de máquina.

Se você precisar de ajuda para começar, aqui estão alguns guias e tutoriais selecionados por nossa equipe de Documentação:

Como sempre, se você tiver um problema ou precisar de assistência, a Linode Support está a postos.


Preços e detalhes da promoção

Esta oferta é válida para clientes novos e existentes e será refletida como um item de linha em sua fatura Linode com um valor de $0,00.

Os pacotes padrão para o Linode Object Storage variam de 250 GB a 50 TB de dados e até 50 milhões de objetos por cluster. O preço começa em US$ 5/mês para 250 GB de armazenamento e 1 TB de transferência de saída (depois disso, as taxas de armazenamento são de US$ 0,02/GB e as taxas de transferência são de US$ 0,01/GB) e transferências de entrada ilimitadas sempre gratuitas.

A promoção inclui preço de lista e transferência de rede de entrada. 1TB será adicionado ao pool de transferências de saída de sua rede; aplicam-se as sobretaxas regulares. A oferta começa em 3/01/2020 e vai até 5/31/2020.


Atualmente utilizando outro fornecedor para armazenamento em nuvem?

Veja o quanto você poderia economizar com Linode aqui.

Comentários (16)

  1. Author Photo

    I’m looking forward to seeing Object Storage in Sydney and Fremont. ?

    • pwoods

      Us, too, Philip! The eventual plan is to deploy in all data centers. There’s a lot of considerations when choosing which location comes next, but feedback from our customers can influence priority. Right now, we don’t have ETAs on when Sydney or Fremont will launch. When that happens, we’ll be sure to announce it here on our blog.

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    Great news!

    For those of us already using the Newark NJ Object Storage, does that mean no charge for the next 3 months? Also, if I wanted to migrate my current data from Newark to Frankfurt (most of my site access is from Europe), is there a straightforward way of doing that?

    Thanks!
    Dave

    • Author Photo

      Hi Dave,

      It absolutely means that your Object Storage will be free for three months! The only thing you could get charged for is transfer, and that’s if you exceed your transfer pool allotment.

      To answer your other question, migration of a bucket from Newark to Frankfurt is possible, but as of right now you’ll need to do it by copying each object over individually.

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    We’ve tried object storage in the beta period and have really nice results. Now it’s in Frankfurt we will use it in production too. As far as I see from your documents you guys are charging for traffic in the same data center between Linode instances and the object storage for both inbound and outbound traffic. With this you can never be cheaper than AWS or GCP in many of the use cases.

    https://www.linode.com/docs/products/storage/object-storage/#transfer-quotas

    Do I misunderstood or you guys have a real reason for that? If I’m wrong please review your documents.

    Thanks

    • Author Photo

      You’re right – uploading an object to your bucket from a Linode is billable because it counts as outbound transfer from your Linode.

      That being said, if your Linode is in the same data center as your bucket (i.e. Frankfurt), you can upload over IPv6 at no cost.

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    Is there any way of telling from the cloud manager how much space one’s Object Storage is using at the moment? And how much transfer has been used?

    • Jessica Yoo

      We don’t currently separate Object Storage transfer from your general transfer pool, though this is something we’re looking into. You can view the size of each object in your bucket; right now, you aren’t able to view the total size. We’ve made a note to look into how this can be included in the Cloud Manager. In the meantime, you can use s3cmd to view your bucket’s storage size: s3cmd du s3://$bucket

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    Is there a limit to the amount of data stored during this promotion?

    • pwoods

      Hey Travis! There are no limits in place during this promotion. By default, customers are limited to 50,000,000 objects and 50TiB, but the object limit can be raised through a Support ticket.

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    Hi!
    Will there be traffic charges for downloading from the object storage to the linode?

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    I’m really interested in Singapore location, plus add more tutorial and documentation about using this object storage.

    I’m using rclone for it, it work but a bit buggy. I know it not official yet, in my circle a lot people using that.

    • Author Photo

      Thanks for letting us know! We don’t have an ETA for when other data centers will have Object Storage, but we’re aiming to get it to all of them. We’ll be sure to put up an announcement here on our blog when it’s available in another data center.

      As for guides and documentation, could you let us know what sorts of guides you’d like to see? You can either open a ticket or send us feedback directly via email at feedback@linode.com

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    Is there a limit to the amount of data stored? Please help

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