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That you can't update an S3 object. There is no equivalent to open() on an existing file, seek() to some position, and modify a few bytes.
by tyingq 4y ago
That you can't update an S3 object. There is no equivalent to open() on an existing file, seek() to some position, and modify a few bytes.
- rbanffy 4y agoThat S3 storage is almost immediately consistent on a planetary scale is pretty impressive already. This would make it a lot more complicated to do that. OTOH, you can always engineer around such limitations by storing smaller objects you can completely ingest and store on a single operation.