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It's hard to imagine why they would ever need to get everything out. That would be extremely wasteful. If they wanted to move off of S3, they'd rely on the same
by xwowsersx 3y ago
It's hard to imagine why they would ever need to get everything out. That would be extremely wasteful. If they wanted to move off of S3, they'd rely on the same type of analysis they present in this post + perhaps creating a mechanism whereby they permanently move an asset off of S3 if/when accessed.
- ignoramous 3y ago> It's hard to imagine why they would ever need to get everything out. That would be extremely wasteful. See the Docker x Cloudflare case study where improving cache-hit ratio by 2% (by moving to R2) decreased S3 egress fee by 66%: https://www.cloudflare.com/en/case-studies/docker/ https://www.cloudflare.com/en/case-studies/docker/