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Putting the search index on S3 is better suited to systems that are read-heavy and write-light, not extremely sensitive to P99 latency, and whose index scale is large enough that storage cost becomes the main pain point; log retrieval, archival search, and cold data analytics are typical beneficiary scenarios.
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10/17/2026
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