Hi Ari. WGBH participated in one of the DuraCloud pilots and we found that
using the disk delivery service was — for our data and infrastructure — far
more time consuming and frustrating than uploading over the wire. And that was
before DuraCloud finished their sync tool.
Of course, your mileage may vary. We were working with very large files (over
2GB) which were difficult to move around on campus and onto external disks. We
had expected our IT department to be more upset about the outbound traffic, but
they never noticed.
- Peter
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WGBH Interactive
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On 6/15/11 1:37 PM, "Ari Davidow" <aridavi...@gmail.com> wrote:
3. For ingesting large amounts of data, one can use Amazon's import/export
service. We would send Amazon a hard disk with our data and they upload the
data to the S3 bucket of our choice. Right. S3, again. Anyone have any
experience with this? Duracloud folks, what are y'all doing?
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