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Replace S3 location for static data assets to enable DevOps to remove real-time data from data archive (with data lifecycle policies that reduce our costs)
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Replace S3 location for static data assets to enable DevOps to remove real-time data from data archive (with data lifecycle policies that reduce our costs).
The Hacko-data-archive will get migrated to glacier as the data ages out - lower cost, slower retrieval - and it costs us every time one of the files gets called back to service.
The Hacko-cdn bucket will be considered a quick-and-dirty CDN and will keep its data in active rotation for typical web access.
If you'd prefer to use a standard web (http) retrieval approach instead of the
botolibrary, we can turn on the static website hosting for the bucket as well.