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Mount S3 inside a Lambda function #656
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@kevmcgrath ! Glad that you find mountpoint useful in your workload. Thanks for opening feature request. We will investigate into this feature. |
Interested in this as well. |
I'm a Solution Architect and I'd be interested in working this into the serverless strategy for my department as well. In general, we try to default to a serverless approach for the cost savings benefits and ease of scalability and availability, so the ability to mount a bucket to the runtime and interact with it as a native FS would be a significantly better developer experience for my teams. This is especially true when many of my developers are coming from an on-prem world, as this is less of a cognitive shift for training. We also heavily use CDK for infra, so mounting the bucket to the lamdba during provisioning, means less the developers have to care about the underlying infra while working on the business logic. |
I have another possible use case for this.. I would like to open a very large image file... Larger than Lambda has ephemeral disk space so I can read image metadata... The problem is that some of the data is at the beginning of the file, some of it is at the end of the file.. So I maybe need to read 30k of a 15GB files. Being able to SEEK would negate any disk space issues as well as paying to download the entire file. |
Tell us more about this new feature.
The National Weather Service would find great utility in being able to mount an S3 bucket inside a Lambda function. Fantastic work, team! The current capabilities are already very useful.
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