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How is that a factual error? It didn't say that mounting was impossible, just that it isn't directly used for mounting. How did you conclude that it's done freq
by eterps 6y ago
How is that a factual error? It didn't say that mounting was impossible, just that it isn't directly used for mounting. How did you conclude that it's done frequently throughout the industry? What percentage of S3 customers do you think does this? If I would have to guess I'd say less than 1%. But I am happy to learn I am wrong.
- pfortuny 6y agoYou are totally right, and your explanation is perfect. No need to bother. You could also mount gmail accounts as a filesystem.
- unixhero 6y agoI beg to differ. I have already argumented against it, and provided evidence for my statement [0]. My argument is logically airtight.
- slau 6y agoNot OP, but my current gig is literally building streaming data pipelines on top of S3 using lambdas that only have a few hundred MBs of RAM to process gigabytes or more of data. S3FS is as close as it comes to mounting in my book.