I got 20/20 (100%) on the AWS 20th Anniversary Trivia Challenge. How well do you know AWS history? aws20trivia.netlify.app. Note: I did take the challenge thrice.

After nearly a decade of reporting bucketsquatting issues to #AWS, they finally have a fix. 🎉 AWS S3 now has account-regional namespaces (looks like `yourapp-123456789012-us-west-2-an`) which are now recommended to be used, for every S3 bucket you own. onecloudplease.com/blog/bucketsqu…

What does 20 years of internet-scale storage look like? Hundreds of exabytes. Millions of customers. The foundation of new industries. From a breakthrough idea on Pi Day in 2006 to the backbone of modern applications, Amazon S3 has evolved with every generation of builders.

It wouldn’t be #AWSPiDay without at least one launch. This one is sneaky big.

Twenty years of Amazon S3 and building what's next aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/twen… via Amazon Web Services

Happening NOW 🚨 Amazon S3’s 20th Birthday on Pi Day! 🥧 x.com/i/broadcasts/1… #theCUBE is LIVE from the AWS Pi Day 20th Year Celebration. Join our analysts Dave Vellante & Rob Strechay at the next place with Amazon Web Services’s Andrew Warfield as we dive into the future of cloud-scale data, #AI +

3/14/2006 (yes, Pi Day) was the day AWS launched S3 - our Simple Storage Service. Before S3, you bought hardware and took your best guess at demand. AWS changed that by giving developers something new: a simple, durable, and secure-by-default way to store virtually unlimited

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Same.

We got a little animated for our 20th. Twenty years in and we're still having fun with it.

Celebrating 20 years with ⁦Amazon Web Services⁩ and I couldn’t think of a better way to honor the journey than with our first customer #SmugMug . Cheers to 20 years of innovation and the S3 swipe that started it all!

In honor of the first day of Spring tomorrow, admin is doing some Spring cleaning 🧽 🌷🧹 Follow us + repost to enter to win all these goodies ✨

we love buckets too 😏

For two decades, S3 has been an object store, but today it's something broader. S3 Files lets you mount any bucket as a filesystem—no copies, no sync scripts, no choosing between file and object. Andrew Warfield tells the full story, including the "filerectories" that almost made

seems like this should be way bigger news🤯 s3 files effectively means that you no longer need to spin up a sandbox vm to give agents access to POSIX tools you can now point arbitrarily large amounts of compute at s3 to run massively parallel agent swarms on the same filesystem

Amazon #S3Files went GA on April 7th, and while there are plenty of setup guides floating around, the article below takes a more architectural lens. It digs into what layers in your stack become unnecessary when S3 buckets can be mounted as NFS file systems from EC2, Lambda, EKS,