When IBM/RedHat "killed" CentOS, the rest of the world took a hint and left. Companies and projects left CentOS in droves as the future of their products were in jeopardy due to the loss of CentOS.
At this point, the damage is done.
When IBM/RedHat "killed" CentOS, the rest of the world took a hint and left. Companies and projects left CentOS in droves as the future of their products were in jeopardy due to the loss of CentOS.
At this point, the damage is done.
@Andrew Thanks for that added detail.
Your success to Wasabi is encouraging. Perhaps Planedrops performance issues with BackBlaze B2 is related to a specific combination of implementation of S3 between BackBlaze and XO.
Things to test:
XO to AWS
XO to Wasabi
XO to BackBlaze
Theoretically, the performance should be the same to all S3 endpoints.