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This seems crazy low to me. AWS has default 3K IOPS and 125 MB/s throughput, meanwhile my Macbook Pro has 700K IOPS and 14.5GB/s throughput. Is Amazon running
by pants2 4mo ago
This seems crazy low to me. AWS has default 3K IOPS and 125 MB/s throughput, meanwhile my Macbook Pro has 700K IOPS and 14.5GB/s throughput.
Is Amazon running on super outdated legacy networking?
- kristjansson 4mo agoSAN vs local. Local NVME (“instance storage“) on AWS is wicked fast too, but live and dies with the instance
- _zoltan_ 4mo agoin 2026 you can full the PCIe BW from remote storage at roughly the same latency as your local NVMe drive (hello NVMeoF). your comment would have been valid 10 years ago, maybe.
- SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo agoMind unwrapping this a bit more? I’m interested in iops heavy distributed caching and this seems like it unlocks some creative use cases there
- tjoff 4mo agoWell, cloud providers aren't exactly known for performance so the comment is still valid and will be for quite some time still.
- keynha 4mo ago[flagged]