I hadn't viewed these restrictions by Backblaze as an intentional method of preventing extreme usage of disk space and bandwidth. I know /u/MightyMackinac mentioned 321, and you should take that to heart. I would advise you to have more than just BackBlaze.
It's $5/mo with no commitment, so just get started already. They all have trials available, so go try them. Shitty clients that either pollute icons(Windows) and/or right-click context menus, really really slow upload rates, almost zero option/configurations. I've investigated a few of the others, and they are just trash. Both of those requires at least some cash/credit upfront, but some end up being free long term.
#BACKBLAZE REDDIT DOWNLOAD#
I'd also have some concerns if you ever had to download ALL of it. There is the "mail hard drives in to seed" option. The best rates I've seen to BackBlaze are usually around 25mbps. Like potentially a month or two, no matter what your upstream. The transfer rates up to BackBlaze vary, but I think it's gonna take quite some time to get all that up. I think that it would scale to 16TB, but these clients tend to get bogged down if you are talking about 5 or 6 times that number of files. My largest backup with them (not including B2) is around 3TB, and nearby the million file mark. I use BackBlaze for at least three machines, and have been using them for at least a few years now.
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