Jeff these updates are allways very interesting thanks for this. When will you be sharing how much space all these objects are taking ;)
Amazon S3 - 905 Billion Objects and 650,000 Requests/Second
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#12Do people ever delete objects from S3?
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#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
I will work on this tomorrow. Appreciate all of the feedback.
Hopefully you'll also get some feedback on the content, not just the presentation :) Although the exponential growth is amazing to think about, so the graph is pretty important.
For the graph: add more data points (each quarter) and make the scale logarithmic with a linear mean overlay trend line.
Also, I can only see indication of growth from that one chart. How about some more data (different charts):
- What size is it in total, average of the objects?
- Bandwidth (transfer, compressed)?
- How much is cachable (repeat and static requests)?
- How much data duplication is there?
- How is the data change rate (by objects, by volume)?
- How are average volumes and bandwidth change by account (behavior trend)?
- etc..
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#14Do people ever delete objects from S3?
It costs money. So I'd say, yes.
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#15Do people ever delete objects from S3?
We deleted over 130 terabytes in March, so, yes.
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#16Do people ever delete objects from S3?
I deleted about 750,000 objects from S3 earlier today.