Unleashing 13 GB/s from GCS on a Single VM — The Power of ZFS on Object Storage
13 GB/s cold read from standard GCS object storage using ZFS on c4-highcpu-144 with 12 buckets and 150 Gbps Tier_1 networking. Verified by Google Cloud Monitoring.
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MayaScale Validated Performance Tiers on AWS
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