Basically right. But using S3 means you probably have to use ec2 & other AWS products as well. I think that is why HDFS still has its market.
Not really - you can use whatever platform you want with s3. I think HDFS nowadays is used internally by those cloud providers or on-prem solutions.
Sure, but if you run large dataset computation on top of aws s3 without deploying on ec2, it will probably cost a big I/O bandwidth payroll.
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Basically right. But using S3 means you probably have to use ec2 & other AWS products as well. I think that is why HDFS still has its market.
Not really - you can use whatever platform you want with s3. I think HDFS nowadays is used internally by those cloud providers or on-prem solutions.
Sure, but if you run large dataset computation on top of aws s3 without deploying on ec2, it will probably cost a big I/O bandwidth payroll.