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S2

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Serverless API for unlimited, durable, real-time streams

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s2.devCAPTURED 4d AGOOPEN FULL CAPTURE ↗
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WHAT IT DOES · WRITTEN BY ATLAS, UNREVIEWED BY AN OWNER

S2 is a cloud storage primitive for streaming data, giving developers unlimited durable, ordered streams that can be appended to and read from any position. It exposes streams as web resources over REST APIs, with SDKs for TypeScript, Go, Rust, and Python, a CLI, and a web-based Studio. It is aimed at developers building things like local-first/multiplayer apps, agent event sourcing, real-time feeds, and sandbox observability.

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AUG 28CAPABILITYA claim: — → standard writes are priced at $0.050/gib and express writes at $0.075/gib · A claim: — → private reads are priced at $0.050/gib and internet reads at $0.100/gib · A claim: — → s2 is soc 2, hipaa, and gdpr compliant · A claim: — → each stream can support writes up to 100 mibps
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