@Gleb: I'm from Brazil and if you don't know already bandwidth here is priced like gold, so I just can't ignore the price you are offering.
The service I provide has, currently, an average of 60k http requests daily, approximately 10Gb. Those requests are images stored on Google Cloud Storage. I'm going to offer a new service for photographer to create online galleries, by some calculations I had made the average daily requests will increase around 10x, growing up to 600K daily.
My main questions about B2 are:
1) Is there any use case you know of someone uploading files to B2 directly from the browser? I know this is possible, but as per I know I would have to open tokens and url uploads on JS code, which, obviously, is not cool (and I won't do that). I can do this on S3 and GCS, their API offers the possibility to create a key on the server and use it on the webpage, but I didn't see anything like that on B2.
2) About http requests, is it ok to have this amount of requests (600k) in a daily basis? I mean I know B2 is excellent for backups but I'm not sure if it will be good serving websites that have a big number of images.
Thanks!
The service I provide has, currently, an average of 60k http requests daily, approximately 10Gb. Those requests are images stored on Google Cloud Storage. I'm going to offer a new service for photographer to create online galleries, by some calculations I had made the average daily requests will increase around 10x, growing up to 600K daily.
My main questions about B2 are:
1) Is there any use case you know of someone uploading files to B2 directly from the browser? I know this is possible, but as per I know I would have to open tokens and url uploads on JS code, which, obviously, is not cool (and I won't do that). I can do this on S3 and GCS, their API offers the possibility to create a key on the server and use it on the webpage, but I didn't see anything like that on B2.
2) About http requests, is it ok to have this amount of requests (600k) in a daily basis? I mean I know B2 is excellent for backups but I'm not sure if it will be good serving websites that have a big number of images.
Thanks!