10 thoughts on “Amazon S3 Saves SmugMug half a million”

1. Amazon is a multidimensional cost cutter. Add Smugmug to the list.

2. Amazon is a multidimensional cost cutter. Add Smugmug to the list.

3. I’ve done some research on the Online Data Storage companies as well as the traditional hardware companies.

   You can get a list of all the players in the market from this Wiki that a group of trusted community folks are adding to:

   http://storagebloggers.pbwiki.com/Data%20Storage%20Vendors%20and%20Resellers

4. I’ve done some research on the Online Data Storage companies as well as the traditional hardware companies.

   You can get a list of all the players in the market from this Wiki that a group of trusted community folks are adding to:

   http://storagebloggers.pbwiki.com/Data%20Storage%20Vendors%20and%20Resellers

5. Webmail.us just announced that they are using S3, EC2, and SQS-all three of Amazon’s web services. It’s very, very cool. And *much* more interesting than much of what passes for “news” in the tech blogosphere.

6. Webmail.us just announced that they are using S3, EC2, and SQS-all three of Amazon’s web services. It’s very, very cool. And *much* more interesting than much of what passes for “news” in the tech blogosphere.

7. Webmail.us just announced that they are using S3, EC2, and SQS-all three of Amazon’s web services. It’s very, very cool. And *much* more interesting than much of what passes for “news” in the tech blogosphere.

8. These are some impressive stats! I think that I would definitely trust Amazon to do this stuff. At first glance, this sounds like a great deal. Thanks for the info.

9. These are some impressive stats! I think that I would definitely trust Amazon to do this stuff. At first glance, this sounds like a great deal. Thanks for the info.

10. These are some impressive stats! I think that I would definitely trust Amazon to do this stuff. At first glance, this sounds like a great deal. Thanks for the info.

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