The BSU is a unit (megabyte) in the inery, so the fees are paid in this unit. Inery is not a Google Drive or Dropbox solution. The basis is currently there to set up a database solution. Specifically, Inery is a decentralized virtual database solution on a blockchain. The future of Inery is based on IneryDB, which can be compared with central databases such as mongoDB etc.
In a situation when there are no physical servers where my data will be stores, as it is divided between peers, how critical is peers internet speed?
Ok, now I really got interested in your data storage. Are there special data plans? Or I can hold 1 byte of data or 100tb of data and will cost the same? How can I calculate how storing will cost me ?
Json files are stored in the blockchain, these are files that are no more than 23KB in weight, it depends on the internet connection how long you need to get this Json file in the original source. The costs vary based on the size of the blockchain, but are much cheaper than a cloud. You have to understand it that way. You have your own server over which you upload a PDF, this PDF file is converted into a JSON file and stored in the blockchain. If you switch off the server, your data will still remain in the blockchain.
With your private key, you always have access to your files, which, as I said, remain in the blockchain even when your server is off
