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If you use S3 and you want to measure how much bandwidth exists between your host & S3, I open sourced a benchmarking tool for you: github.com/dvassallo/s3-b…
It works by measuring the download rate with different object sizes & parallel threads. Here's a c5.4xlarge getting >1GB/s:
It works by measuring the download rate with different object sizes & parallel threads. Here's a c5.4xlarge getting >1GB/s:
And with that, I also released my first digital product!
I benchmarked S3 from all 155 EC2 instance types in existence, & I packaged the results in an interactive spreadsheet to analyze the data in detail. More info in the link 👆, but here's a 45s demo:
I benchmarked S3 from all 155 EC2 instance types in existence, & I packaged the results in an interactive spreadsheet to analyze the data in detail. More info in the link 👆, but here's a 45s demo:
This got a lot of attention here & on reddit, but there wasn't enough interest for the $10 spreadsheet. I respect that. Information wants to be free. So let it be free! Direct download link: github.com/dvassallo/s3-b…. It's not just about max bandwidth, but shows you how to get it.
