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by sciurus
1589 days ago
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I think two things happened that are covered in that blog post 1) The performance per partition increased 2) The way AWS created partitions changed When I was at Mozilla, one thing I worked on was Firefox's crash reporting system. It's S3 storage backend wrote raw crash data with the key in the format `{prefix}/v2/{name_of_thing}/{entropy}/{date}/{id}`. If I remember correctly, we considered this a limitation since the entropy was so far down in the key. However, when we talked to AWS Support they told us their was no longer a need to have the entropy early on; effectively S3 would "figure it out" and partition as needed. EDIT: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30373375 is a good related comment. |
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