https://www.ovh.com/us/public-cloud/storage/object-storage/
It seems to be more expensive for storage but nearly half the cost for transfer.
https://www.ovh.com/us/public-cloud/storage/object-storage/
It seems to be more expensive for storage but nearly half the cost for transfer.
EDIT: And Backblaze B2 invented their own API, so no tooling at all.
At first that was true, but now we have a list of 3rd party tools you can use. Check the list out here: https://www.backblaze.com/b2/integrations.html
Here is a sample from that web page: CloudBerry, Rclone (mount B2 as a hard drive on your desktop), Synology (this is a NAS drive), Retrospect, Cantemo, Cubix, Cyberduck, Duplicacy, Duplicity Linux, HashBackup, NyNAS, NeoFinder, Odrive, Qbackup, SmartFTP
OVH is also entirely located in Canada and France so performance between much of the US and their services isn't fantastic.
Also notable is that unlike many of the other cloud providers, OVH doesn't seem to offer free bandwidth between their services. You can't spin up an OVH server to thumbnail a bunch of images for example as far as I can tell.