RE: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto

2013-07-26 Thread Ivan Kovacevic
Starbucks / Tim Hortons / McDonalds :) ? Best Regards, Ivan Kovacevic Star Telecom | www.startelecom.ca -Original Message- From: Alex Kink [mailto:alexk...@gmail.com] Sent: July-25-13 9:10 PM To: Tim St. Pierre Cc: biz@taug.ca Subject: Re: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto This

Re: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto

2013-07-26 Thread Liviu Toma
ly-25-13 8:24 PM > To: biz@taug.ca > Subject: Re: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto > > Do you have co-location space somewhere? If not, maybe find someone who does > and put a little NAS device there that supports USB or has removable drive > bays. Every week, you would go down to

RE: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto

2013-07-26 Thread Chuck Mariotti
uite a bit. -Original Message- From: Tim St. Pierre [mailto:t...@communicatefreely.net] Sent: July-25-13 8:24 PM To: biz@taug.ca Subject: Re: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto Do you have co-location space somewhere? If not, maybe find someone who does and put a little NAS device there that suppo

RE: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto

2013-07-25 Thread Doug Geary
e off your upload. Monitor/manage it all from home/work. -- Doug -Original Message- From: Alex Kink [mailto:alexk...@gmail.com] Sent: July-25-13 6:21 PM To: biz@taug.ca Subject: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto Hello all. Can anyone suggest a solution to my problem? I need to uploa

Re: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto

2013-07-25 Thread Dean Yorke
The question is at what rate are the videos created. Because if its sparatic then I would create a rsync config and then push them around to multiple locations during off peak times. I am guessing these are surveillance videos. You also might want to try and splice them into 10 or 15 minute chunks

Re: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto

2013-07-25 Thread Alex Kink
This scenario sounds very good. To give better context, the data is a bunch of H264 video files. There is no difference as to what time of day or week the upload is done as long as I can do it on a weekly basis. On 2013-07-25, at 20:24, "Tim St. Pierre" wrote: > Do you have co-location space

Re: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto

2013-07-25 Thread Tim St. Pierre
Do you have co-location space somewhere? If not, maybe find someone who does and put a little NAS device there that supports USB or has removable drive bays. Every week, you would go down to 151 Front (or wherever) and physically swap media. Most operators need to size their upstream capacity fo

Re: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto

2013-07-25 Thread Dean Yorke
Can you shrink or break up the data? If you can put it in separate chunks that might give you more options. Sent from my iPhone On 2013-07-25, at 6:35 PM, Alex Kink wrote: > That is an option but the problem with this is long turnaround time. > > Ideally, I'd like a service where I can just dr

Re: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto

2013-07-25 Thread Alex Kink
That is an option but the problem with this is long turnaround time. Ideally, I'd like a service where I can just drive up with a USB drive or a drive in a server caddy and leave it for uploading. On Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 6:24 PM, Nabeel Jafferali wrote: > Can't you ship it to them? > > http://

Re: [biz] Large data uploads in Toronto

2013-07-25 Thread Nabeel Jafferali
Can't you ship it to them? http://awsimportexport.s3.amazonaws.com/aws-import-export-calculator.html -- Nabeel Jafferali Sent from my Smartphone On 2013-07-25 6:20 PM, "Alex Kink" wrote: > Hello all. > > Can anyone suggest a solution to my problem? > > I need to upload 150-250GB of data to Amaz

[biz] Large data uploads in Toronto

2013-07-25 Thread Alex Kink
Hello all. Can anyone suggest a solution to my problem? I need to upload 150-250GB of data to Amazon S3 per week. I don't have an appropriate connection available to do this from home or office. How would you guys go about this? Regards, Alex