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I wonder how that changes feasibility of running cacheless workloads against S3. So far this been a challenge in terms of performance as you can hit throughput
by jakozaur 9y ago
I wonder how that changes feasibility of running cacheless workloads against S3. So far this been a challenge in terms of performance as you can hit throughput cap fairly quickly.
- _wmd 9y agoI'd assumed it referred to aggregate bandwidth, and indeed that seems to be the case after testing. Throughput to a single key still remains around 600mbit/sec within a region, and meanwhile the real problem with S3 isn't throughput so much as latency, and no amount of bandwidth will help that.