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How to Improve S3 performance by using higher bandwidth networks For distributing content quickly to users worldwide, remember you can use BitTorrent support, CloudFront, or another CDN with S3 as its origin. You have to pay for that too, the equivalent of 1-2 months of storage cost for the transfer in either direction. Alternately, you can use S3 Transfer Acceleration to get data into AWS faster simply by changing your API endpoints. If your servers are in a major data center but not in EC2, you might consider using DirectConnect ports to get significantly higher bandwidth (you pay per port). More surprisingly, even when moving data within the same region, Oregon (a newer region) comes in faster than Virginia on some benchmarks. Obviously, if you’re moving data within AWS via an EC2 instance or through various buckets, such as off of an EBS volume, you’re better off if your EC2 instance and S3 region correspond. The first takeaway from this is that regions and connectivity matter.

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How to improve S3 latency by paying attention to regions and connectivity

The level of concurrency used for requests when uploading or downloading (including multipart uploads).

The size of the pipe between the source (typically a server on premises or EC2 instance) and S3.

But almost always you’re hit with one of two bottlenecks: A good example is S3DistCp, which uses many workers and instances. S3 is highly scalable, so in principle, with a big enough pipe or enough instances, you can get arbitrarily high throughput. Cutting down time you spend uploading and downloading files can be remarkably valuable in indirect ways - for example, if your team saves 10 minutes every time you deploy a staging build, you are improving engineering productivity significantly. If you’re moving data on a frequent basis, there’s a good chance you can speed it up.

Getting data into and out of AWS S3 takes time. I hope this helps those of you keeping score of what does or does not work with 1.0.How to improve S3 performance by getting log data into and out of S3 faster I am able to upload images to posts and upload group and user profile images. With my first pass of tests it appears that nodebb-plugin-s3-uploads behaves well, even better than the S3 plugin available via the ACP, under 1.0.0.

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A quick installation of it ( npm install gm) solved that problem. A bit more poking around and I found that my setup was missing the gm module. It complained about missing dependencies. I manually installed it ( npm install nodebb-plugin-s3-uploads) into v1.0.0.

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NodeBB becomes totally unresponsive.ĭigging around I found that there was an even older Amazon S3 uploader plugin that isn't available as a download from the ACP. Now when a user attempts to upload a profile picture or group profile picture the error causes NodeBB to crash. The plugin almost worked under 1.0.0 also but even less so than under 0.9.4. I have since upgraded my v0.9.4 dev forum to v1.0.0. It seems that that plugin is un-supported now as no updates to it have occured for a few months. When I say almost working I mean that it worked except for uploading user profile or group profile images.

I started out with the nodebb-plugin-amazons3 plugin almost working fully under v0.9.3 and v0.9.4.