When a database person mentions storage, images of cabinets full of disk drives and cables come to mind. But, since in my recent post I promised to talk about cloud computing I figured I’d talk about a different kind of storage. I am talking about storage that you can’t see or touch; I am talking about storage in the cloud. When Amazon (the people that sell us books and CDs) launched their web services AWS, S3 was one of the first services to go online. S3 stands for “Simple Storage Service”. Amazon built out a very significant IT infrastructure to [...]
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