AWS Best Practices - S3 Use random strings at the start of your keys doesn't apply anymore

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AWS Best Practices - S3 Use random strings at the start of your keys doesn't apply anymore #4383

Closed GauntStrelok closed 4 months ago

GauntStrelok commented 1 year ago

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There is a checkbox that says Use random strings at the start of your keys. This is no longer true since this post https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2018/07/amazon-s3-announces-increased-request-rate-performance/

You can also checkout a question on SO https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43035449/add-a-random-prefix-to-the-key-names-to-improve-s3-performance

There is an answer in SO that still recommends to do that.

kamranahmedse commented 4 months ago

Hey there!

Looks like this issue has been hanging around for a bit without much action. Our roadmaps have evolved quite a bit since then, and a bunch of older issues aren't really applicable anymore. So, we're tidying things up by closing out the older ones to keep our issue tracker nice and organized for future feedback.

If you still think this problem needs addressing, don't hesitate to reopen the issue. We're here to help!

Thanks a bunch!