OpenOrange claims 34.8x lower S3 costs for agent workloads via Rivet's storage engine
vincent_koc · x · 2026-11-14
Developer NathanFlurry introduced OpenOrange, built on Rivet's storage engine, claiming 34.8x lower S3 costs versus celld's architecture for agent workloads.
The core argument: S3 storage is cheap ($0.023/GB/month, 10x cheaper than replicated EBS), but per-operation pricing explodes costs for write-heavy workloads — writing one object per second for a month costs $13 on S3 versus near-zero on EBS. That makes agents, workflows, background jobs, and session stores expensive to run on S3.
OpenOrange sidesteps this with a storage engine Rivet built for scaling the actor model. X user vincentkoc noted he thought MinIO had this space mostly to itself.
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