When AWS rolled out CodeCommit and the associated suite of code lifecycle products, I was quite pleased. I liked the idea of keeping code, and build cycles, inside the platform where I was mostly deploying the code, and where most of the code related to the platform.
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Wasabi and AWS S3 – A comparison
Wasabi is a very interesting and compelling competitor for AWS S3, but also potentially a superb collaborator.
What are Wasabi and S3 though? Stripping these services down to their barest bones, they are cloud-based, highly available and resilient object stores with effectively unlimited storage capacity. Digging a bit further, they are both key/value stores, which means that every binary object is uniquely identified by a key, in much the same way that a file on your laptop is uniquely identified by a folder path and file name.
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