Really pleased to see this, it's good to see an organisation that's being transparent (and maybe given us a little peek under the hood of how S3 is architected)

Really pleased to see this, it's good to see an organisation that's being transparent (and maybe given us a little peek under the hood of how S3 is architected) and most importantly they seem quite humbled. It would be easy for an arrogant organisation to fire or negatively impact the person that made the mistake, I hope Amazon don't fall into that trap and focus instead on learning from what happened, closing the book and move on.