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But yea, as usual Amazon communication policies are questionable.

There are many reasons things could be down - e.g., DNS, network, HTTPS certs, API, etc. That doesn't mean that Amazon is not storing things as they claim.

using just 4 providers such Vultr,DO,Linode,Amazon in much less price/latency and avoid single point of failure?

status.aws.amazon.com

globally every amazon DC is down? I don't think so.

isitdownorjust.me/github-cloud-s3-amazonaws-com/

Looks similar to the ABOX that I ordered on Amazon. Regretted it horribly. Specs read decent but it was so horribly slow it was like using an old iPhone 4 connected to my TV (Image)

I may have used the term incorrectly. But you are missing the point. I'm not saying Amazon sized companies would be affected by this. I'm talking about the small timers who may have the ability to ris

any market. To place it in simple terms, once Amazon tries to increase its profit margin too much, outside capital will flow into the market to compete because profits (yay!). We have seen this again

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I am looking for the number of customers who have at least one VM (with any provider, even Amazon EC2). The only number I am finding is 163,000 droplets for DO in 2015. One customer may have more than

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I don't check in too often but how has the landscape changed for low end providers? With Vultr, DO, Scaleway, Leaseweb, Amazon, Linode etc offering cheap VPS's on robust networks and hardware what's t

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Oh well, I wouldn't call major projects in infrastructure, medical, military, space and others "somewhat exotic". Another hint is, as L. Lamport loves to mention, that amazon uses T

Has anyone used bought one of these? I spoke to some guys from the reddit channel and that is what they recommended. Does anyone have any download/upload speeds for amazon vs google. Also has anyone r

is amazon cloud drive service available for US customers only?

I've had ~20TB+ of data on Amazon drive since last spring.

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