Ryan Eby got me excited about S3 a while ago when he pointed out this post on the Amazon web services blog and started talking up the notion of building library-style digital repositories.
I’m interested in the notion that storage is being offered as a commodity service, where it used to be closely connected to servers and bought (and wasted) in chunks. With S3, you can build a simple application that runs anywhere, store your big data in S3, pay for what you use, and expand (or contract) as you need to.
It’ll take a while but this could really change our application and system design. I’m just interested in seeing what comes of it.
amazon, amazon web services, aws, commodity service, internet applications, ryan eby, s3, simple storage service
Posted May 9, 2006 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Libraries & Networked Information. Tags: amazon, amazon web services, AWS, commodity service, internet applications, ryan eby, s3, simple storage service.
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