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The fact here isn't quite right. (I'm an employee at Dropbox) Primarily, until 2 years ago we did lean on S3 for all block storage, but most of the rest of the
by Mahh 9y ago
The fact here isn't quite right. (I'm an employee at Dropbox)
Primarily, until 2 years ago we did lean on S3 for all block storage, but most of the rest of the infrastructure (metadata storage, etc) ran in our own datacenters.
Your point I think you're getting at sounds like something I'd agree with though -- you can wait a bit the cost efficiency starts to be what is important/impactful to work on before shifting your usage away from some of these providers.
- late2part 9y agoI heard a story once that Dropbox started to move their data out of S3 and AWS rate limited them so they couldn't. I don't know if it's true or not but I heard the story.