We've helped customers manually setup bucket replication for S3 when they've needed it. The plan is to eventually automate that, including backfilling existing objects as needed.
WRT lambda, we roughly want to conquer virtual server workloads, then containerized workloads, and then we'll hit serverless workloads. Caveat being that everybody's "customer driven" these days and we can easily shift priorities if people really need lambda support.
Nice! My company is a rather large S3 customer (among other services), and the first thing I thought of was "how much would this balloon our AWS bill, esp. S3". Would be curious to see what the cost (and time) requirements of replicating S3 would be.
We've helped customers manually setup bucket replication for S3 when they've needed it. The plan is to eventually automate that, including backfilling existing objects as needed.
WRT lambda, we roughly want to conquer virtual server workloads, then containerized workloads, and then we'll hit serverless workloads. Caveat being that everybody's "customer driven" these days and we can easily shift priorities if people really need lambda support.