Comment Comment by whatnotests All excellent points, especially about cost.I've considered "faking" the append functionality by making a new file per append action, then performing a periodic compaction.Even compaction-via-combine-and-delete-old is clunky. aws s3 combine --target s3://bucket-name/output-file.txt \ s3://bucket-name/input-file-1.txt \ ... \ s3://bucket-name/input-file-n.txt I, for one, would pay extra for that. parent whatnotests 11 years ago
I've considered "faking" the append functionality by making a new file per append action, then performing a periodic compaction.
Even compaction-via-combine-and-delete-old is clunky.
I, for one, would pay extra for that.