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drexlspivey ◴[02 Nov 23 20:45 UTC] No.38119897[source]▶

If I understand correctly when storing data to vanilla S3 (not their edge offering) the data live in a single zone/datacenter right? While on R2 they could potentially be replicated in tens of locations. If that is true how can Cloudflare afford the storage cost with basically the same pricing?

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1. electroly ◴[03 Nov 23 00:02 UTC] No.38122219[source]▶

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S3 Standard guarantees that your data is replicated to three availability zones within the region at minimum. (That's different data centers in the same city.)

My assumption is that "at least three" means "exactly three" in practice.

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