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I am using boto to download "folders" containing lots of small files from S3. I have noticed that an extra HEAD request is being performed before each GET, which results in slowdowns, throttling and $$$.
I understand that knowing the size beforehand is required to to decide whether to do a multipart download or not, but I consider the current behavior to be wasteful, because:
I might disable multipart but the request is still performed
I might already know the size of the object (from the list_objects that I am iterating on)
I propose supporting a "size hint" parameter to bypass the head_object call.
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I am using boto to download "folders" containing lots of small files from S3. I have noticed that an extra HEAD request is being performed before each GET, which results in slowdowns, throttling and $$$.
I understand that knowing the size beforehand is required to to decide whether to do a multipart download or not, but I consider the current behavior to be wasteful, because:
I propose supporting a "size hint" parameter to bypass the head_object call.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: