82 Billion Objects in Amazon S3
At the end of Q3 2009 we counted over 82 billion objects in Amazon S3. Congrats to the team for providing such a rock solid service!
When looking at the graph keep in mind that the first 4 markers are a year apart, but the last one only 6 months.
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More stats please :) It is an impressive amount. It makes me wonder about other numbers like total storage amount (and therefore average object size), etc.
Is there a way to find out our own object count? I'm curious how many 0.00* % of the total space we occupy.
I wonder what does it look like in log scale :). Capacity used stats could be very interesting/informative/impressive as well.
Why not fix the graph, instead of adding a disclaimer?
How much machines are involved in S3 now ?
"When looking at the graph keep in mind that the first 4 markers are a year apart, but the last one only 6 months."
That being so, perhaps you might consider halving the x-axis distance between the Q3 2009 and the Q1 2009 markers to make this visually obvious, and, incidentally, more striking.