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Category Archives: Amazon Web Services
At what point does S3 break?
AWS’ Jeff Barr announced yesterday that their S3 service: holds more than 449 billion objects and processes up to 290,000 requests per second for them at peak times I’m a very happy user of S3 and much of the rest … Continue reading
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Bandalore: a Clojure client library for Amazon’s Simple Queue Service (SQS)
I recently found myself wanting to work with Amazon’s Simple Queue Service (SQS), but I could find no reasonable Clojure library for accessing it. Of course, AWS’ own Java SDK is the canonical implementation of their APIs (at least in … Continue reading

