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Apr

2012

Amazon S3 posts stunning growth, now storing 905B objects | VentureBeat

Beeindruckende Zahlen.

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Jan

2012

Amazon S3 Reports Staggering Growth in 2011 - ReadWriteCloud

Sensationelles Wachstum bei S3: ""As of the end of 2011, there are 762 billion (762,000,000,000) objects in Amazon S3. We process over 500,000 requests per second for these objects at peak times," AWS Evangelist Jeff Bar wrote on the company's blo...

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Aug

2011

Tutorial: Dateien auf Amazon S3 unter eigener Subdomain hosten

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Aug

2010

How to Use Amazon Web Services to Make a Video on Demand Service - ReadWriteCloud

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Forsman initially set up Amazon AWS Simple Storage Service (S3) account where the media would live.
Forsman downloaded S3Fox Organizer to manage the account's files, folders and settings. With the the organizer he could upload all his media files including trailers, previews, shorts and features. He made them public and read-only.
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- Next you'll have to set-up a "Distribution" in Cloudfront. Go to the AWS Management Console and add the EC2 and Cloudfront services to your account, if you haven't already. Then go back to the main console and click the tab for Cloudfront. Click the button for "Create Distribution" and select the "bucket" you made earlier. Then set the delivery method to "Streaming".
  Now you're looking at a list of your Cloudfront Distributions. Make note of the assigned domain name that looks something like a1b2c3d4e5f6g7.cloudfront.net. You will take that domain name and build the url to your streaming media as follows:
  
  rtmp://cloudfront_domain_name/cfx/st/your_video_file.mp4
  
  The /cfx/st/ path is required. While "your_video_file.mp4″ is the video you uploaded (or will upload) to your bucket.
- Being based in Germany I reviewed a number of cloud providers based in Europe and in the end chose Cloudsigma ( http://www.cloudsigma.com ) not AWS for a number of reasons:
  - their outgoing bandwidth charge is just 5.85 cents per GB
  - income bandwidth was completely free (great for customer uploads)
  - their location in Zurich was ideal for servicing our predominantly European customers and their latency was really low
  - their servers were completely unthrottled which fitted with our very spiky demand profile
  
  Using the above we were able to create a service that bursts without problem and our costs are extremely low (less than 40% of the AWS equivalent). For us this means more cash flow for marketing and growth and not for servicing data transfer bills.