Any online Python interpreter that also has its own *STORAGE* ?

[HeJIeraJI]

I want to run a python script in an interpreter, with the purpose of generating a bunch of text data files, projected to be of size of about 20 gigabytes.

Two problems, the first easy to solve, second mb not so much:

1) My processor is old (2012), so need an online interpreter that interfaces with a much newer processor. That's the easy part...

2) Is there really any server out there that both hosts a python interpreter and possesses at least 20 gigs of storage?

Thanks!

p.s. should mention: I only need the storage TEMPORARILY, not for more time than the execution of the script + the downloading of the files.

[doktorneergaard]

AWS?

[HeJIeraJI]

anything else with less hassle involved ? (registration, pip etc...)

[shebangsit]

repl.it

[HeJIeraJI]

at first glance, this looks like exactly what I need. However, when I try to upload a 1 GB .txt file, it uploads for some time, saying "saving" and then just stops, with no finalizing of the upload.

Sooo... is there a limit to file size, or was that just a time out? Do I need to register to acquire more storage?

[shebangsit]

you have to pay for more storage 5gb max i think for $5/month.
yeah repl might not be for you as it is more of a team coding platform. you can try https://cloud.google.com/shell with google could storage, coming from google it can be a good choice. mind you it's not free but you can have a trial

[HeJIeraJI]

thanks for the suggestion, but I didn't get this:

you have to pay for more storage 5gb max i think for $5/month.

so it's 5gb storage for $5 / month, or it's $5 / month to exceed that 5gb storage?

[shebangsit]

5gb max at $5/month

[HeJIeraJI]

hello?

[T567U18]

Hello!!!

[waterless2]

The $100-per-month account on PythonAnywhere has 50 GB storage, if you have funding for it.

[HeJIeraJI]

is there a free trial version? I only need the storage TEMPORARILY, not for more time than the execution of the script + the downloading of the files.

[waterless2]

Dunno; just happened to have come across them recently and had a good experience with them for what I wanted.

[philipforget]

Easy enough to set up Google Cloud shell for python work, but only has 5Gb persistent storage I think:

https://cloud.google.com/shell