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As part of our work writing a STAC + Zarr Report for the Cloud Optimized Geospatial Formats Guide our team is exploring the partially overlapping goals of STAC and Zarr and offering suggestions for how to use them together. This effort is particularly relevant currently due to several recent developments in the space that we…
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Pushing the Limits of Amazon S3 Upload Performance
Recently I’ve been working on a project where I’ve got millions of relatively small objects, sized between 5kb and 500kb, and they all have to be uploaded to S3. Naturally, doing a synchronous upload of each object, one by one, just doesn’t cut it. We need to upload the objects in parallel to achieve acceptable performance. But what are the optimal parameters when it comes to the number of simulta
My question is about Virtual Machines and delivering their content over the servers connection to the internet. I have an Ec2 windows instance, and its network connection appears to be 100mbps If I was to be delivering content from that EC2 instance, is THAT my potential bottleneck? How does s3 differ, I am guess their is no real potential outbound bottleneck with s3? Note : I know s3 and their CD
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Testing Amazon EC2 network speed
