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What's the difference here from the fairly standard flow of triggering lambdas on s3 object changes?
by johanneskanybal 6y ago
What's the difference here from the fairly standard flow of triggering lambdas on s3 object changes?
- Gaelan 6y agoThis looks like it’s triggering a lambda to modify the object returned from a read.
- barbazoo 6y agoThis here happens on the retrieving side so clients can get a different "view" of the data.
- mcintyre1994 6y agoWe use the triggered lambda at work to do image resizing on upload and likely won’t be moving to this. This looks really cool for if you wanted to let clients request at whatever size they want instead of defining them in advance for example - you can resize on the fly. Their watermarking example is clever too IMO. I think it’s basically that this is s3 object + request details -> response, whereas the flow you talk of is just s3 object as input.