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S3 readers often assume full object updates, notifications, and in many cases access to historical versions. File systems have fine-grained mutations, but they have important consistency and atomicity tricks as well. Many applications depend on the ability to do atomic file renames as a way of making a large change visible all at once. They do the same thing with directory moves. S3 conditionals help a bit with the first thing but aren’t an exact match, and there isn’t an S3 analog for the second. So as mentioned above, separating the layers allows these modalities to coexist in parallel systems with a single view of the same data. You can mutate and rename a file all you want, and at a later point, it will be written as a whole to S3.，推荐阅读钉钉获取更多信息
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I think sometimes when I mention C# to non-indie game devs their minds jump to what it looked like circa 2003 - a closed source, interpreted, verbose, garbage collected language, and... the language has greatly improved since then. The C# of 2025 is vastly different from the C# of even 2015, and many of those changes are geared towards the performance and syntax of the language. You can allocate dynamically sized arrays on the stack! C++ can't do that (although C99 can ;) ...).