Re: List of all Bitcoin addresses ever used - currently available on temp location
(I can throw up to 300GB for this project). I can also set up an rsync cron job to pull updates from your temporary location too.
It is a good offer 
Currently, disk space isn't the problem. I am looking for a webhost that allows me to abuse the disk for a few hours continuously once in a while. Most VPS providers aren't that happy when I do that, and my (sponsored) AWS server starts throttling I/O when I do this.I'm (again) short on time to test everything, but after some discussion on another forum I created a RamNode account. This looks promising so far. If I can pull that off by automating everything, it's not that expensive to use it a couple hours per month only.
I have a server on RAID0 with 882MB/s read and 191MB/s write, so copying this stuff to a different plate on the same disk will take about 40 seconds or sometime for a 30GB dataset.
AWS VPS's run on shared hardware so that's probably why you're getting throttled. There are dedicated servers on AWS you can get where you're in total control over the hardware and they don't throttle you and stuff. But I'm glad the RamNode account worked out for you. Let me know if you need help writing automation stuff.