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Assuming 10:1 compression, you have 50 exabytes, and it appears that would be about 500 of the trucks Amazon uses to load large amounts of data. I can't find in
by perl4ever 7y ago
Assuming 10:1 compression, you have 50 exabytes, and it appears that would be about 500 of the trucks Amazon uses to load large amounts of data. I can't find information on how many they actually have, or whether the capacity has increased from the 100 PB figure mentioned in a lot of places.
Amazon's FAQ is funny:
"Q: Can I export data from AWS with Snowmobile?
Snowmobile does not support data export. It is designed to let you quickly, easily, and more securely migrate exabytes of data to AWS"
...you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave.
- otabdeveloper2 7y agoIt's not funny, it's sad. Also, AWS sucks. It's the 21st century version of IBM mainframe, except without the reliability.
- tetris11 7y agoSuch a lovely place