Uploading large amounts of data

As I do not need it very often, I went with Backblaze, chunking the download into pieces and checking them afterwards. Speed is okay, it takes more time to unpack the data. Disadvantage is egress cost, for frequent uses of the data I would consider Wasabi.

Best Practices(?): common tactics for server setups & data storage

Hi, I would think this very much depends on the circumstances. In my case, I have spent some time on a setup script, only to realize I would have to downgrade CUDA (I need 10.0). I have a Docker image that works out of the box, so I switched to that, accepting the small overhead, I’ve read somewhere…

Does processes end after ssh session disconnect?

I would add that nohup does just that (no termination on session end), simply instead of $ command

use $ nohup command

Uploading large amounts of data

All right, How to Transfer Data to Lambda Cloud GPU Instances claims that Lambda does not offer persistent storage (although this may be a bit out of date as there is a Storage item in my account). In that case, a question for everyone: what cloud solution do you use? Backblaze looks good, but I am …