So, #tech question targeting #cloudGaming as well as #selfHosting / #selfHosted:
I've been looking around at GPU-on-demand providers and came across a number of decent offerings, currently favouring #RunPod (https://runpod.io).
However, storage is as always the killing blow to any self-run, cloud-hosted game streaming setup. I can live with as low as 250gb but my budget frame is around $15/month max including GPU hours (we're talking about 15-20h/month max) -- outside of that and you end up in GFN territory which I'm not going to pay.
Talking to some friends last night got me on an interesting track though, what if you host a RunPod with only session storage (which AFAIK grows dynamically at no cost but is also lost once the system is shut down) and backup / restore that session storage on-the-fly to a provider like #Wasabi?
I checked a few providers in that regard and Wasabi seems to be the only one to have no egress fees as long as you play fair. Big question being is "download 250gb about 4-6 times a month in one go" still fair?
Are there alternatives?
I'm all ears..
And no, "get a gaming PC" doesn't cut it - for one I want to be able to stream my games via moonlight and parsec and for another the price of even a low-end gaming rig to use for this covers the cost of a cloud-hosted environment for the next decade.