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* The `.dat` file is moved to the cloud.
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* The same O(1) disk read is applied to the remote file. When requesting a file entry, a single range request retrieves the entry's content.
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## Benefits
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Compared to direct S3 storage, this is both faster and cheaper!
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* Cheaper!
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* Avoid the API access cost, which will hit your wallet after you went all-in S3.
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* Use lower cost storage tiers.
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* Compression
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* Faster!
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* Local access for recent data, skipping one internet trip.
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* Only one internet http call to read old data.
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## Usage
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1. Use `weed scaffold -conf=master` to generate `master.toml`, tweak it, and start master server with the `master.toml`.
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1. Use `volume.tier.upload` in `weed shell` to move volumes to the cloud.
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