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Compare Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage 
- Users report that Amazon S3 excels in scalability with a score of 9.5, allowing businesses to easily manage growing data needs, while Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage, although reliable, received a slightly lower score in this area.
- Reviewers mention that Amazon S3's speed of access is rated at 9.2, which is crucial for applications requiring quick data retrieval, whereas Oracle's Object Storage, while still efficient, does not match this level of performance.
- G2 users highlight that Amazon S3 offers robust versioning capabilities with a score of 9.0, making it easier to manage and recover previous versions of files, a feature that Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage lacks in comparison.
- Users on G2 appreciate Amazon S3's strong redundancy and availability ratings of 9.0 and 9.5 respectively, ensuring data is consistently accessible, while Oracle's ratings are slightly lower, indicating potential concerns for critical applications.
- Reviewers mention that Amazon S3 provides comprehensive encryption options with a score of 9.1, which is essential for data security, while Oracle's Object Storage, although secure, received a lower score in this area, indicating less flexibility in encryption features.
- Users say that both platforms have strong infrastructure compatibility, but Amazon S3's interoperability score of 9.0 is noted as a significant advantage, allowing for easier integration with various third-party applications compared to Oracle's offerings.
I used S3 at a previous job to supplement the online storage for our clients. We used a SOAP API which worked smoothly. I don't recall any major outages or downtime that adversely affected our clients.
The initial set up for AWS was a little difficult, especially if you have limited experience spinning up a cloud computing infrastructure. It took about half of a day for us to get users the proper information they needed and for us to understand the...
I can access and manage my data from anywhere through an internet. Easy to manage and store unlimited amount of unsructured data. Also, it supports storage of video and image formats.
I dislike the high price Oracle is asking.
I used S3 at a previous job to supplement the online storage for our clients. We used a SOAP API which worked smoothly. I don't recall any major outages or downtime that adversely affected our clients.
I can access and manage my data from anywhere through an internet. Easy to manage and store unlimited amount of unsructured data. Also, it supports storage of video and image formats.
The initial set up for AWS was a little difficult, especially if you have limited experience spinning up a cloud computing infrastructure. It took about half of a day for us to get users the proper information they needed and for us to understand the...
I dislike the high price Oracle is asking.
