Ravi's Gadgets

Data is my bread and butter, and it is so for most people on this planet today. People’s lives depend on storage data. About a hundred years ago people used to write down accounts in register books, addresses in contact books and stuff, but today, everyone does that on their computers. Small businesses might not be affected much if they loose their data, but to medium and large businesses, a contacts book is the least of their concerns. They might have a lot of sensitive data to store away securely. And whien registers might have been hard to smiggule out of a storage, or to read and analize in a short time, digital data only takes minutes to copy a few gigabytes of data. It is not safe to store or backup valuable data locally at your office.

You should always save them online at a secure location. Also when you store your data online, it will be easy for your other employees at your branch offices to access the data. Yes, the idea of a dedicated server might come to your mind, but dedicated servers are limited by the number of hard drives you can put into them. Lets say a dedicated server would support about 10 hard drives, and the maximum storage that you get per hard drive is 3 TB. So that would limit your storage to 30 TB per server, and when you need to store more, you will need another server. Organizing bigger databases would be a problem, and the cost of running those servers would be a problem too.

Thats why people opt for cloud storage these days, a network of coputers that will let the hosts add as many number of servers as they need to the cloud, and this would give us a never neding hard drive space that would keep on increasing endlessly. Whenever you have demand for more space you can buy space from the cloud storage company.

I was searching around and reading a lot of reviewe and found just cloud reviews and found that they were pretty impressive.

When you have a database that is about 50 TB in size now and you expect it to grow to 500 TB in about 3 years from now, just cloud is whom you should be setting yourself up with.