The example on the homepage is a good example of why I don't think I'd find this useful. Using Node or Go or whatever to create a file in an S3 bucket based on

The example on the homepage is a good example of why I don't think I'd find this useful. Using Node or Go or whatever to create a file in an S3 bucket based on an incremented value from DynamoDB isn't that hard. The code necessary is maybe a few tens of lines using the official libraries. Actually setting up all the infrastructure to get it to work, with monitored quotas to check things won't fall over, with properly secured IAM profiles, etc is where the all of the pain lies for me.