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S3ForMe
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S3ForMe
13y ago
Each file is stored at 3 different servers at the same time. Hot files are moved to RAM automatically and will be served very fast without even touching the disks. Our tests shows that each servers group has about 500Mb/s free bandwidt
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S3ForMe
13y ago
Right now it is $0.04 per GB which is 3 times cheaper than Amazon and customers with a lot of traffic will get additional discounts.
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S3ForMe
13y ago
1) I've made a typo, not "at least", but "at maximum", meaning that each server can store up to 5TB of data, it's 2x3TB hard drives servers. The density is very low because we use cheap hardware which fail regu
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S3ForMe
13y ago
'AWSAccessKeyId' is part of XML Schema and can not be changed. You are right regarding AWS text in error messages, I removed it, thank you for noticing this. This was the first thought - to take an open source S3 REST API clone, i
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S3ForMe
13y ago
These headers are part of S3 implementation an we left them to avoid any possible problems with S3 clients. Some clients are very strict on protocol validation and refused to work in some cases. The purpose of these headers are to track all
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S3ForMe
13y ago
Our prices will aways be lower than Amazon S3, I can tell this for sure. But our main advantage is support - you can always open a ticket and get an answer on your question within 24 hours, but usually much faster.
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S3ForMe
13y ago
Yes, of course we have our reasons. One of the most important are: - We didn't like internal storage implementation, we believe that we can do better. Very self-confident, I know, but I still think so after almost a year of development
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S3ForMe
13y ago
I'll ask guy who made this design about stock images service. We use this URL to monitor service uptime: http://rest.s3for.me/check/test.html AWS stand nothing for our company, we don't use this acronym, but
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S3ForMe
13y ago
> How does data placement work? Each object bigger than some size is split in small parts, these parts are linked to the metadata object with all information, such as name, bucket, size, date, checksum, etc. All data is split in server g
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13y ago
Current design was build by developers, not designers and will be renewed once the professional design is ready. We put all our efforts on backend and storage subsystem development and completely forgot about our temporary public website. S
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S3ForMe
13y ago
No, actually it is much cheaper, €2/TB means $0.0026/GB
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S3ForMe
13y ago
API is the same as Amazon S3, you can find documentation here: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/API/APIRest.html
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S3ForMe
13y ago
I agree, maybe you can suggest a good name for it?
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S3ForMe
13y ago
Backend is much better, but the public site must be redesigned, it is awful, I agree.
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S3ForMe
13y ago
Personally I can't understand why Amazon S3 is so expensive!
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S3ForMe
13y ago
No, we use self-written software, this means that we can fix any issue or add additionally functionality very fast and do not depend on any vendor.
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S3ForMe
13y ago
S3 means "Storage Should be Simple" in our case :-) No one has ever contacted us regarding this.
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S3ForMe
13y ago
Our marketing guys said that it is a good idea :-)
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S3ForMe
13y ago
Absolutely not. edit: I meant that we do not disclose any user-related data to anyone without a court order.
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S3ForMe
13y ago
We are using our own self-written software to implement S3 protocol. We do not support all enterprise-features like extended ACL, regions, encryption, this makes our software much simpler and easier to develop. You can find basic documentat
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13y ago
Or datacenter is located at Germany