[codex] add object storage provider benchmark post#7985
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WalkthroughAdds a new MDX blog post titled "Evaluating Object Storage Providers for Prisma Compute" (dated 2026-06-26). The article covers the Evaluating Object Storage Providers Blog Post
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- Around line 128-132: The conclusion is too broad for the benchmark data
described in this section. In the paragraph mentioning accelerated-fs and Prisma
Compute, narrow the wording so it only claims Tigris is the better fit for the
tested object-storage workload and sampled regions, rather than for the entire
Prisma Compute platform; keep the rest of the benchmark interpretation aligned
with the measured small-object latency and throughput results.
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apps/blog/content/blog/evaluating-object-storage-providers-for-prisma-compute/index.mdx
…age post - Replace photographic hero.png with an on-brand comparison-card hero.svg (Tigris vs R2 mixed-phase timings) and regenerate meta.png; switch frontmatter to hero.svg to match the Compute series - Remove all em dashes, cut redundancy, and tighten prose for readability - Fix 50MB -> 50 MiB and drop the duplicated in-body hero image - Cross-link Prisma Compute (docs + public beta), AWS Lambda, and Bun - Address review: shorten the Starlink wrap-up (Ankur) and narrow the conclusion to accelerated-fs rather than the whole platform (CodeRabbit) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why
The draft evaluates Cloudflare R2 and Tigris for Prisma Compute using the
accelerated-fsworkload. The post makes the benchmark results easier to read with inline charts and keeps the claims scoped to the measured latency-sensitive filesystem workload.Validation
pnpm --filter blog types:checkhttp://localhost:3002/blog/evaluating-object-storage-providers-for-prisma-computefor title, author, series marker, generated hero image, Mermaid diagram, and both SVG charts.Notes
The local dev page shows unrelated analytics/cookie-script errors in browser logs on localhost, but the post content and assets render correctly.
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