Scale up as you grow — whether you're running one virtual machine or ten thousand.

From GPU-powered inference and Kubernetes to managed databases and storage, get everything you need to build, scale, and deploy intelligent applications.

Hi, I’m working on a multi-tenant application which will potentially make extensive usage of object storage, organized by tenant buckets.
I’m aware of the base plan’s limits and the rate of charges after that ($.02 for GiB of storage and $.01 for tx), but I am curious if there is a published resource on the practical limits or gotchas of using object storage.
For example, are there limits on file addresses per bucket? Max size limitations per bucket of for object storage overall? Performance recommendations for when to shard/fragment buckets? Does file per bucket volume affect CDN strategies? Etc.
Also wondering what general lessons are portable from AWS experience and if there are unique stories or experiences others have had with DO spaces.
I know this is pretty open ended, but there is not a lot of canonical info on the broader interwebs, so I thought maybe I’d duck in here and inquire.
Thanks in advance for any pointers!
SarkariResultht
KFSys
Arne van Hoorn
alexdo
4287c71658bd4ea39bef277d491b1c
4287c71658bd4ea39bef277d491b1c
Demanix
Demanix
devjk1
Jordan
LC Labs Sp. z o.o.
a0cd9be01b14447384f79073fc121f