Tigris Data

Hey there! We're rolling out Storage Tiers to help you save money on data you don't need to keep hot and ready. Choose between Standard, Infrequent Access, and Archive. When picking a tier, think about how long you could tolerate waiting-- are you lazy loading a rarely accessed image deep in your site, or are you experiencing a global outage (#hugops) waiting to restore to a prior config? ?? ?? Standard Tier is super fast, globally, with CDN like speeds ??♂? ?? Infrequent Access is just as fast but you pay more to access and less to store ?? ?? Archive is exactly what you expect: cheap, with up to an hour delay to restore And, of course, none of our Storage Tiers include egress fees. Read about it here: https://lnkd.in/gi3XaRRB

Check out our latest blog post that dives into the concept of "Nomadic Compute" – a cutting-edge approach to dynamically moving compute workloads across regions and cloud providers based on availability, cost, and performance. At Tigris, we’re enabling this new era with globally distributed object storage that provides high performance across multi-cloud environments: https://lnkd.in/gcJq_tAY

Tigris now supports real-time object notifications! Read how we built it for a globally distributed object store in Garren Smith's deep dive post. With object notifications, you can use Tigris as your hub to send events out across your system. All without worrying about global replication-- your changes are replicated to every region, from Singapore to Chicago, without any additional configuration.

NEW EPISODE DROPPED! People kept asking for more programming language variety on Web Dev Challenge, and OH BOY DO WE HAVE YOU COVERED: this episode features PHP/Laravel and a frontend built ENTIRELY using Java with Vaadin. Lawrence Lockhart, Josh Cirre, and Amy Dutton took the challenge with me this time. Huge thanks to Tigris Data and Fly.io, as well as Katie Schilling and Annie Sexton who joined as advisors. Watch the full episode: https://lwj.dev/wdc/s1e6

We have made our reliability metrics PUBLIC. No secrets, no second-guessing—just a clear view of how we perform.

? fal.ai offers the fastest generative AI in the world—discover how they achieved unlimited horizontal scaling and cut costs by 85% by switching to Tigris for global object storage! ???? ?? https://lnkd.in/gsbCrNYb

Egress fees are like death and taxes. If you're running any type of data pipeline, you probably have some data in S3 or other object storage. But you know that reading that data from across clouds comes at a high price. Luckily, there are storage providers that charge no egress fees – Tigris Data and Cloudflare R2 are two of the best ones. So we shipped a new feature that lets you mount S3-compatible buckets to your Beam containers as a posix path. You can connect any S3-compatible bucket to your Beam containers and write and read to it like a local filesystem. Try it out – we'd love to hear what you think.

?? The Small Data SF Agenda and *NEW* hands-on workshops are now live ?? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eVR5-bzV

AI + Live Cello = ?? ! We've been experimenting with audio in ways previously impossible using the latest and greatest tools from ElevenLabs + the Incredible live Cellist Kendra Grittani A great collaboration with And.Foundation + realdreams.io + ElevenLabs + Tigris Data + Openlicense

Just dropped a fun new blog! If you are wondering about metadata querying on object storage, Tigris Data has you covered. Dive into code snippets and set your internal constraint-solver aflame with possibilities: https://lnkd.in/gGgk-M-q