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Assuming that EC2 is on a shared network with S3, you could do something like the following: CLIENT <-UDP-> EC2 Instance <-TCP-> S3 Not certain if it is worth
by kristopher 15y ago
Assuming that EC2 is on a shared network with S3, you could do something like the following:
CLIENT <-UDP-> EC2 Instance <-TCP-> S3
Not certain if it is worth the hassle, though.
- sern 15y agohttp://www.asperasoft.com/en/misc_content/default_1/Aspera_S3%7CDirect_Beta_Program_52 http://www.asperasoft.com/en/misc_content/default_1/Aspera_S... Pretty expensive though.
- orcadk 15y agoAs seen in the tracerts that I posted, while S3 is not on the direct subnet of EC2, it is certainly much much closer. However, without having tested it, I am rather certain that the added complexity and latency of putting an EC2 based UDP proxy in betweeen the colo servers and S3, probably wouldn't be worth it.