We have a web-based application which requires an adequate file read/write operation with a high I/O operation and currently dealing with 10+ TB of data which is kept in an NFS file server which is build using EBS. EBS is becoming an expensive option to run as file server storage. while researching we found that there are a couple of big companies who are using AWS S3 to run their operation. Looking for help where if any one can help us to run our production appliction using S3 or can help us to figure out the possible approach to achive it . Thank you, Jawaid
S3 (anything Amazon) is most costly approach you can take.
Best you book a call with me or someone who works on this type of project daily.
For EBS/NFS, all slow/glitchy tech. You'll only use this type tech if you love daily aggravation + have infinite free time to debug problems.
Better solution, use OVH data storage servers, then run Linux on these along with whatever distributive/network filesystem is required for your workflows.
Since you don't mention type of workflow, no guess what a better answer than NFS might be.
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