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There's still latency, you know ;).
by boulos 10y ago
There's still latency, you know ;).
- dx034 10y agoI guess the latency between AWS Frankfurt and GC Belgium should be low enough (5-10ms) to use it for most applications. E.g. storing large amount of data at one provider and renting compute engines for processing at the other one. The latency shouldn't be an issue there, as long as the throughput is high enough.
- poooogles 10y agoCan confirm on this, storage for a lot of stuff is in S3 and compute is GCP preemtpibles. Works if you have a small dataset which requires a large volume of compute.
- dx034 10y agoIs that cheaper than using Google for storage as well? Or are there other reasons for that setup?
- poooogles 10y agoBit of both, no point moving it as the automation/clients that dump data to S3 make it quite hard to change.
- boulos 10y agoGCS supports the S3 API modulo resumable uploads (we do them differently): https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/migrating https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/migrating Feel free to send me a note, my contact info is in my profile (I helped build preemptible VMs and I'm sort of fascinated you're doing this).