S3 backup cost is more than stored gigabytes. Daily change, versions, lifecycle, request count, egress and restores affect total cost. EKA Sunucu provides S3 integration guidance, while no public fixed package table is currently published.
A 100 GB static archive and a backup changing 100 GB every day do not cost the same. Retention and versioning can increase storage, request and restore costs. Quote inputs should include active data, daily change and retention.
Each variable should be measured for accurate pricing.
Change rate and retention can matter more than nominal dataset size.
Low request volume
Versions accumulate
Retention + restore critical
The rclone remote name depends on the actual provider.
du -sh /var/www /var/lib/mysql 2>/dev/nullfind /var/www -type f -mtime -1 -printf '%s\n' | awk '{s+=$1} END {print s/1024/1024/1024 " GB changed"}'rclone size remote:bucketrclone lsf remote:bucket --recursive | wc -lWithout these inputs, price-per-GB alone is not enough for a useful quote.
EKA Sunucu does not currently publish a fixed public S3 package table; pricing should be based on data size, retention and integration needs.
No. Snapshots capture a disk/VM state, while S3 object storage can provide a separate file/object backup layer.
Keeping older versions and backups longer increases total stored data.
Share total GB, daily change, retention days and restore target; we can plan storage and integration cost.