S2, the Stream Store
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Streams as a cloud storage primitive
Backed by Y Combinator Streams as a cloud storage primitive The serverless API for unlimited, durable, real-time streams. Used by S2 is to moving data what object storage is to static data. Like if Kafka and S3 had a baby. It turns the log into an actual web resource. Infinite streams unlimited bottomless auto-create auto-cleanup Streams get a first-class treatment, so you can have any number of them, per device, per user, per session, and so on. Append quickly <40ms Express <400ms Standard Append records atomically to the tail of a stream. Every record is durably ordered on…
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