When will Amazon S3 grow to a trillion objects?
Amazon has published new statistics for distributed hosting Amazon S3 .
Here are the statistics for each year (as of the end of Q4)
Further increase in the load on the hosting can go at the same pace. There are all prerequisites for this: the service is technically developing (recently there was full support for static sites ) and is quite stable.
If we extrapolate the current growth rate of 165.86% per annum for the next couple of years (the daily growth rate is 0.00268248444208354), it turns out that the level of one trillion objects will be overcome in the second quarter. 2012, namely about May 14, 2012
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The peak load on S3 has already increased to 200,000 requests per second, but this is absolute nonsense compared to what awaits them in the coming years.
Here are the statistics for each year (as of the end of Q4)
- 2006 - 2.9 billion objects
- 2007 - 14 billion objects
- 2008 - 40 billion objects
- 2009 - 102 billion objects
- 2010 - 262 billion objects
Further increase in the load on the hosting can go at the same pace. There are all prerequisites for this: the service is technically developing (recently there was full support for static sites ) and is quite stable.
If we extrapolate the current growth rate of 165.86% per annum for the next couple of years (the daily growth rate is 0.00268248444208354), it turns out that the level of one trillion objects will be overcome in the second quarter. 2012, namely about May 14, 2012
')
The peak load on S3 has already increased to 200,000 requests per second, but this is absolute nonsense compared to what awaits them in the coming years.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/114254/
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