Adds s3 as a backend to potassium's key-value store.
It has similar behavior as redis: default json encoding for simple objects, optional (but warned to be dangerous) pickle encoding for arbitrary objects
Why?
Because we removed the localstore option, it felt valuable to have at least another backend
What is this?
Adds s3 as a backend to potassium's key-value store.
It has similar behavior as redis: default json encoding for simple objects, optional (but warned to be dangerous) pickle encoding for arbitrary objects
Why?
Because we removed the localstore option, it felt valuable to have at least another backend
How did you test it works without regressions?
Wrote unit tests and they pass