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I really hated working with boto for s3. The abstractions they chose are really ambiguous and it feels like it's fighting against the underlying api. If you're
by HeyImAlex 13y ago
I really hated working with boto for s3. The abstractions they chose are really ambiguous and it feels like it's fighting against the underlying api. If you're building anything on top of s3, it might be easier to write a thin S3 REST client and use it directly instead of going through Boto. So many fewer surprises, and no more digging around in the boto source trying to figure out what so and so function actually does.
- eiopa 13y agoI would look at tinys3: https://github.com/smore-inc/tinys3 https://github.com/smore-inc/tinys3 It was motivated by exactly the same reasons. (disclaimer: I used to work at Smore, and I'm friends with the author, but I've been burned by Boto myself)