Hi,
I started using fog storage for a project. I do the most simple actions:
upload an object, get the object, delete the object. My code looks
something like this:
storage = get_storage(...) // S3 / OpenStack / ...
dir = storage.directories.get(bucket)
if !dir.nil?
dir.files.create(key: key, body: body)
# or:
dir.files.get(key)
#or
file = dir.files.get(key)
if !file.nil?
file.destroy
end
end
In all cases there's a 1st step to get the directory, which does a request
to the storage engine.
Then there's another step to do whatever I'd like to do (in case of delete
there's even a 3rd step).
However if I look at let's say the Amazon S3 api, it's clear that deleting
an object doesn't need 3 requests to amazon.
Is there a way to use fog but make it do less requests to the storage
provider?
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