Uploading a lot of small objects is slow and wasteful. Instead, uploading a large tar or zip archives is better.
If only the S3 endpoint could make it look like the objects are individual even though it was uploaded as a single archive, and without having to expand the file, only access it on demand.
Describe the solution you'd like
Head/Get Object will access directly to files inside the archive object with keys like /path/to/archive.zip/path/inside/file.txt
ListObjects should be able to list files inside the archive object with prefix of /path/to/archive.zip/
Describe alternatives you've considered
Another option is expand it during the upload, but I would prefer to keep it as a single object and just allow to access it, because this also optimizes the storage density of such small objects.
Additional context
It would be great fi this can be implemented in the S3 endpoint layer and doesn't need to be implemented differently for every namespace, although there are definitely challenges to do that...
Is your feature request related to a problem?
Uploading a lot of small objects is slow and wasteful. Instead, uploading a large tar or zip archives is better. If only the S3 endpoint could make it look like the objects are individual even though it was uploaded as a single archive, and without having to expand the file, only access it on demand.
Describe the solution you'd like
Head/Get Object will access directly to files inside the archive object with keys like
/path/to/archive.zip/path/inside/file.txt
ListObjects should be able to list files inside the archive object with prefix of/path/to/archive.zip/
Describe alternatives you've considered
Another option is expand it during the upload, but I would prefer to keep it as a single object and just allow to access it, because this also optimizes the storage density of such small objects.
Additional context
It would be great fi this can be implemented in the S3 endpoint layer and doesn't need to be implemented differently for every namespace, although there are definitely challenges to do that...