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0 pointsjaigupta1y ago0 comments

We use a cache too but we still will hit this limit because our cache is not very large compared with bucket size and as you said, we need to make HEAD requests.

I do not know if this is a hard limit or if some kind of burst is available for spikes. Constant limit per bucket without considering bucket size makes no sense. At least charge for operations as well.

Maybe they just can't scale quickly enough or maybe they consider object storage just for backup/archiving purposes.

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tmikaeld1y ago

It doesn't make sense to limit HEAD requests though as all S3 implementations store this metadata inside a KV database which is _built_ to handle much more than 750 reads per second.

Edit: There's an ongoing discussion here https://forum.hetzner.com/index.php?thread/31569-will-per-bu...

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tmikaeld1y ago

It doesn't make sense to limit HEAD requests though as all S3 implementations store this metadata inside a KV database which is _built_ to handle much more than 750 reads per second.

Edit: There's an ongoing discussion here https://forum.hetzner.com/index.php?thread/31569-will-per-bu...

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