i'm currently playing with amazon EC2 and S3 for data and ressources.
I found that Adrian Holovty used S3 for chicagocrime.org
http://www.holovaty.com/blog/archive/2006/04/07/0927/?highlight=s3
2007/5/7, Kyle Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> 1) We found S3 to be a bit slow, both upstream and down.
1) We found S3 to be a bit slow, both upstream and down. Upstream is
slow largely because of the SOAP overhead (from what I understand),
and we were sending lots of data (about 5 resized images for each
image uploaded to django). Downstream, well, not much you can do
about that, regardless of h
No idea about question #2 - it was my impression that S3 was a
stateless mechanism and didn't support the concept of streaming, but I
haven't read all that much about it, so I could easily be wrong.
#1 is probably best resolved by taking advantage of the S3 REST
interface and plugging that in to
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