| 1 | | I implemented prefix queries (so we no longer list ''all'' objects in the bucket and filter, which needed to be fixed anyway). That seems to be working, and has given a measurable performance improvement of ~0.44 seconds per DHYB on secorp's server, but, it didn't stop the truncated responses as I expected. We no longer get lots of truncated responses with at or near 1000 objects, but we do still get occasional truncated responses with 0 or 1 objects. This makes no sense and is contrary to the S3 API documentation. Frustrating. |
| | 1 | I implemented prefix queries (so we no longer list ''all'' objects in the bucket and filter them, which is something that needed to be fixed anyway). That change seems to be working, and has given a measurable performance improvement of ~0.44 seconds per DHYB on secorp's server, but, it didn't stop the truncated responses as I expected. We no longer get lots of truncated responses with at or near 1000 objects, but we do still get occasional truncated responses with 0 or 1 objects. This makes no sense and is contrary to the S3 API documentation. Frustrating. |
