Auto Drive Now Speaks S3, Fluently
S3 is the storage standard the world already knows. Amazon invented it, and over the past fifteen years it became the default interface for moving, storing, and retrieving data across virtually every serious application, cloud workflow, and developer toolchain on the planet. When developers choose a storage API, S3 is almost always the default.Auto Drive already had an S3 endpoint. But as more developers pointed their S3 tooling at permanent storage, the gaps became apparent. Buckets weren’t behaving like buckets. Listing objects didn’t fold into the directory structures S3 clients expect. File integrity checks were returning content identifiers rather than the MD5 checksums those clients use to verify data. And when a tool sent a delete request, it got back a generic error with no explanation.This release fixes all of that.
