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Well, step 1, have petabytes of data in S3, then don't pay the sticker price. Step 2, write articles like this as part of your newly contracted "engagement" wi
by Quarrel 3y ago
Well, step 1, have petabytes of data in S3, then don't pay the sticker price.
Step 2, write articles like this as part of your newly contracted "engagement" with Amazon to help justify the lower price.
- charcircuit 3y ago>step 1, have petabytes of data in S3, then don't pay the sticker price. So pay Amazon a bunch for the privilege to have lower prices. How about just starting off somewhere where you don't have to commit to paying a lot of money to get a reasonable price?
- Quarrel 3y agoBecause when you start out you don't know you'll need petabytes of storage. Canva grew very quickly. I don't think it was a terrible call to use the cloud at the time.
- charcircuit 3y agoCloud isn't the issue. Using overpriced services is the issue. Regardless of size they shouldn't have used S3.