Amazon S3 now supports up to 1M buckets per AWS account
Amazon S3 has increased the default bucket limit to 10,000 per account, allowing requests for up to 1 million buckets, with the first 2,000 created at no cost.
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Amazon S3 has announced an increase in the default bucket quota from 100 to 10,000 buckets per AWS account. Customers can now request a quota increase up to 1 million buckets, allowing for better organization of datasets stored in S3. This change facilitates the use of features such as default encryption and S3 Replication, enhancing scalability and optimizing storage architecture. The new default limit applies across all AWS Regions and requires no action from customers. Users can create the first 2,000 buckets at no cost, with a small monthly fee applicable for any buckets beyond that. For those needing more than 10,000 buckets, a request for a quota increase can be made through Service Quotas.
- Amazon S3's default bucket limit has increased to 10,000 per account.
- Customers can request an increase to a maximum of 1 million buckets.
- The first 2,000 buckets can be created at no cost.
- The new limits apply to all AWS Regions.
- Enhanced features include default encryption and S3 Replication for better data management.
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5 commentsAnd how would 1 manage that large amount of buckets. Create new dashboards?
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