Where can I find a cheap server to store a large truecrypt/veracrypt container?

Question

Network administration

What are the cheap options for renting a server/vps/vds/cloud (the main possibility is ssh + root)?
The task is this: there are many files that need to be backed up (duplicated) and this backup should be safely stored.
For this, I have chosen the resilio sync + veracrypt container for now. Is there an easier or more efficient way?
The container is connected and it already stores files that are synchronized resilio
There are a lot of files - 1TB and there will only be more. Assuming that GB is not so expensive now, you can hope to rent some host for $ 5-10, which can implement all this without having expensive gigahertz and fast iops.
Now I use Digitalocean and for $5 I get everything I need for my tasks, but there are no cheap options for storing large volumes. So I'm looking for options.
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Small clarification
The container is not transferred anywhere. It is on the server. The server has a veracrypt program that mounts the container. Resilio is on the same server and works with files inside a container.

Answer 1

The Amazon S3 / Glacier option is cheap as storage, but you'll burn out on traffic. Because each time you are going to update/transfer the whole one hefty TC container file.
Therefore, it is better to consider a variant with file-by-file transfer of only changed files and encryption on the fly.
Upd. 2019 instead of TrueCrypt/VeraCrypt try switching to Cryptomator- it encrypts with strong algorithms, OpenSource, updates only changed data in the cloud. And look at CyberDuck the same way: this FTP client can work with SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3, OpenStack Swift, Backblaze B2, Microsoft Azure & OneDrive, Google Drive and Dropbox and at the same time encrypt / decrypt files sent to the cloud on the fly - with the same algorithm as Cryptomator.

Answer 2

Place on your facilities. For large volumes of permanently available data, prices will be appropriate.
Well, such volumes, and even in a cryptocontainer, are just the case when "you put it closer - you take it closer." Build a tunnel between the VPS with a white IP and your server and forward the service through this tunnel (by simple port-mapping or proxying through nginx/squid if there is an interface on http/https).

Answer 3

One of the most affordable options was mentioned here. Where can I find a cheap server to store a large truecrypt / veracrypt container?