> Why is this something Amazon has not fixed? From the outside really seems like they could slap some B-trees on the individual buckets and call it a day.
They fixed it already, it's called DynamoDB. With some SQS and Lambda glue you can index your S3 content in any way you want for later retrieval.
They fixed it already, it's called DynamoDB. With some SQS and Lambda glue you can index your S3 content in any way you want for later retrieval.