Understanding and Managing Amazon S3 Storage Classes¶
Amazon Web Services. Understanding and Managing Amazon S3 Storage Classes. Amazon S3 User Guide.
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Mechanisms¶
- Hot/Warm/Cold Storage Tiering
- The result: the platform pays flash prices only for the sliver of content that is actually hot, and archive prices for the long tail, while every clip stays retrievable at a latency matched to how often it is actually wanted.
This sourceStorage tiers use higher-performance classes for frequently accessed data and lower-cost archive classes for the long tail, while archived objects remain restorable at retrieval times matched to access frequency.
- The result: the platform pays flash prices only for the sliver of content that is actually hot, and archive prices for the long tail, while every clip stays retrievable at a latency matched to how often it is actually wanted.
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