Offsite Backups

[Hobnob11]

There seem to be lots of options, I have a gitlab server and some other stuff like game servers i'd like to back up offsite, what are my options? 
I'm looking at about 15 gb per gitlab backup, so maybe a couple hundred gigs in total so i can store say, every monthly backup for a year? 

I've heard of people using stuff like google drive, and gitlab appears to have support in gitlab for automatic uploading to places like AWS.

I Wouldn't mind very slow upload / downloads, if that helps at all with price, I just want the cheapest possible option thats still reliable

[Dutch_Master]

Gdrive is free, if you don't take into account the value of your data, but at least it's a start to actually have an offsite backup w/o spending much, while researching alternative options. Mind that at 15GB each, you'll be spending serious money for "in the cloud" storage.

[Hobnob11]

Well I use my own gitlab server for stuff like automation not privacy, all of the projects are set to public so google "seeing" my data doesn't bother me much, I'll start looking into google drive then.

[Lurick]

I've found that Backblaze is really good both from a personal and business offering perspective. I use it to backup my NAS with the business offering (Around 2TB backed up currently) and it runs me around $6/month give or take. Another option might be Crashplan but they were pretty terrible when I moved away from them about a year or so ago but worth checking into.

[paddy-stone]

TBH, with the amount of data you're saying you need to backup, it might be better to have a "personal drive" rather than off-site as such IMO... the only time that data would be of risk would be if you yourself leave the house without it. Something like a 500GB SSD with a USB caddy would do fine, or if you need smaller grab a good USB sd card reader and a 200-400GB micro-sd that you can attach to your keychain.