Do you chunk the upload so if I lose internet for a second, it can just upload the chunks that failed?
This is an issue I have with one of my employees. They only get consumer Comcast, and the connection is crap. I ended up writing a bash script that will chunk and scp the files to a central server, and if it fails a chunk, it leaves it in the directory for her to manually re-run.
That said, I pay $20/mo for the file server (which i would no matter what) and it has 3TB of outbound bandwidth and unlimited inbound, and is less than 5% of your cost.
This is an issue I have with one of my employees. They only get consumer Comcast, and the connection is crap. I ended up writing a bash script that will chunk and scp the files to a central server, and if it fails a chunk, it leaves it in the directory for her to manually re-run.
That said, I pay $20/mo for the file server (which i would no matter what) and it has 3TB of outbound bandwidth and unlimited inbound, and is less than 5% of your cost.