Cloud computing customers that rely on the likes of AWS for compute and storage inevitably find themselves regretting exorbitant costs, particularly for network egress, once they reach scale. The solution to this paradox is to combine two leading independent infrastructure providers
– Vultr and Wasabi – together.

Featuring virtualized cloud compute, bare metal, and managed Kubernetes, Vultr has enabled over a million customers to run applications on an elastically scalable cloud that delivers industry-leading price-performance.

Vultr has partnered with Wasabi, so that joint customers can privately transfer data at no cost between the two platforms. This allows joint customers to run web apps, media transcoding, image processing, and other kinds of workloads, for just a fraction of the cost they would incur by using AWS. The Wasabi-Vultr solution eliminates data transfer fees—both between Wasabi and Vultr, and Wasabi and the end-user—creating a highly predictable pricing structure for compute-intensive environments. Wasabi and Vultr offer a best-of-breed solution for both managed object storage and cloud computing.  

Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage Delivers Breakthrough Economics and Performance 

Wasabi is the hot cloud storage company delivering low-cost, fast, and reliable cloud storage on-demand. Wasabi’s solution is faster than first-generation cloud vendors while remaining  80% less expensive. Wasabi hot cloud storage is designed with eleven nines (99.999999999%) of object durability and data immutability that guarantees stored objects cannot be deleted or modified by anyone. Not only is Wasabi 80% less expensive to store data than traditional cloud providers, but there are also no fees for egress or API requests. Wasabi keeps all data “hot” so it can be accessed in milliseconds. All Vultr and Wasabi customers can treat their data as hot data, so they can shorten upload windows and quickly access their data for faster restore times.