The Versity team conducted a series of tests to evaluate the efficiency and scalability of their Versity S3 Gateway. These tests included concurrent 1 MB object uploads, 10 GiB object concurrent multipart uploads, and various request rate loads. The objective was to assess the Gateway’s performance across different workloads and to compare its capabilities in direct S3 service access versus Gateway proxy access. Additionally, the team examined CPU and memory usage, demonstrating the Gateway’s proficiency in managing substantial workloads with minimal resource overhead.
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