| Hardware is currently unavailable for purchase, due to a lack of funding |
BWS (BlazeOS Web Services) has a hardware line.
BWS Ice is a friendlier alternative to the AWS Snowball hardware. Its main advantage is that you don't have to manually upload all data through the Internet slowly, and that it can all be placed on a giant storage device, and sent to an igloo. Its capacity ranges in the sizes of a hundred terabytes (100,000,000,000,000 bytes) to 3 zettabytes (3,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes)
Go to the page for BWS Ice to read more (:octocat: GitHub)
Go to the page for BWS IceCicles to read more (:octocat: GitHub)
Go to the page for BWS IceCubes to read more (:octocat: GitHub)
Go to the page for BWS IceBlocks to read more (:octocat: GitHub)
Go to the page for BWS IceBergs to read more (:octocat: GitHub)
An igloo is a local datacenter where IceCicles, IceCubes, IceBlocks, and IceBergs are stored. To prevent creating a dependency, the user has the option to go to the data center and retrieve their hardware at any time, although you can also have it shipped to you.
The Zamboni software client is the client for BWS Ice devices. It is written in Java, and allows the maintenance of your storage devices. Unlike Amazons SnowMobiles, the Zamboni client and other tools pre-installed on BWS Ice is purely free software, with no software limitations. You can even install other software on it instead of Zamboni if needed.
BWS hardware is currently not yet available, and is not in use.
A volcano is a data center for BlazeOS development. It is not for consumers to access physically, but it can be accessed virtually.
No other BWS hardware is currently planned.
The original draft for the technology of BWS Ice that helped build this page.
BWS Hardware
BWS IceCicles
Flash drive variant of BWS IceCubes
(variants: 100 terabytes (I) 256 terabytes (II) 512 terabytes (III) 1 petabyte (IV) )
BWS IceCubes
Alternative to AWS Snowballs, designed for less storage
(variants: 1 Petabyte (I) 2 petabytes (II) 4 petabytes (III) 5 petabytes (IV) 6 petabytes (V) 8 petabytes (VI) 10 petabytes (VII) 12 petabytes (VIII) 16 petabytes (IX) )
BWS IceBlocks
Medium-mega data storage
(variants: 1 exabyte (I) 2 exabytes (II) 4 exabytes (III) 5 exabytes (IV) 6 exabytes (V) 8 exabytes (VI) 10 exabytes (VII) 12 exabytes (VIII) 16 exabytes (IX) )
BWS IceBergs
Big data storage
(variants: 1 zettabyte (I) 2 zettabytes (II) 3 zettabytes (III) )
BWS Software for BWS Hardware
BWS Zamboni
Manages all BWS HardwareClick/tap here to expand/collapse this section
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