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Fedora storage experiment #2

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bbranan opened this issue Feb 4, 2016 · 1 comment
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Fedora storage experiment #2

bbranan opened this issue Feb 4, 2016 · 1 comment
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bbranan commented Feb 4, 2016

Configure Fedora (Infinispan) to write to Amazon S3 as primary storage. Note the impact this has on the Fedora system.

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Determines if Amazon S3 can be used as a direct storage system under Fedora in the base configuration
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bbranan commented Feb 4, 2016

Comment by @anarchivist : I'd also be curious to evaluate EFS as part of this, which is currently in AWS preview in us-west-2

Comment by @bbranan: I agree that the promised utility of EFS is fantastic. My concern is that its cost is quite high compared to other AWS storage options ($300/mo/TB vs $30/mo/TB for the most expensive S3 tier.) It's hard to imagine paying that price for primary storage, though EFS may be a good fit in other places.

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