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问题 I am trying to make a GET request to a server to retrieve a tiff image. I then want to stream it directly to MinIO using the put_object method in the MinIO python SDK. I know I could do this by saving the image to a temp file, then uploading but I wanted to see if I could skip that step. I've tried inserting the byte response directly and using BytesIO to wrap it but I think I am missing something. r = requests.get(url_to_download, stream=True) Minio_client.put_object("bucket_name", "stream

问题 I am trying to make a GET request to a server to retrieve a tiff image. I then want to stream it directly to MinIO using the put_object method in the MinIO python SDK. I know I could do this by saving the image to a temp file, then uploading but I wanted to see if I could skip that step. I've tried inserting the byte response directly and using BytesIO to wrap it but I think I am missing something. r = requests.get(url_to_download, stream=True) Minio_client.put_object("bucket_name", "stream

问题 I am trying to make a GET request to a server to retrieve a tiff image. I then want to stream it directly to MinIO using the put_object method in the MinIO python SDK. I know I could do this by saving the image to a temp file, then uploading but I wanted to see if I could skip that step. I've tried inserting the byte response directly and using BytesIO to wrap it but I think I am missing something. r = requests.get(url_to_download, stream=True) Minio_client.put_object("bucket_name", "stream

问题 I am trying to make a GET request to a server to retrieve a tiff image. I then want to stream it directly to MinIO using the put_object method in the MinIO python SDK. I know I could do this by saving the image to a temp file, then uploading but I wanted to see if I could skip that step. I've tried inserting the byte response directly and using BytesIO to wrap it but I think I am missing something. r = requests.get(url_to_download, stream=True) Minio_client.put_object("bucket_name", "stream

问题 I am trying to make a GET request to a server to retrieve a tiff image. I then want to stream it directly to MinIO using the put_object method in the MinIO python SDK. I know I could do this by saving the image to a temp file, then uploading but I wanted to see if I could skip that step. I've tried inserting the byte response directly and using BytesIO to wrap it but I think I am missing something. r = requests.get(url_to_download, stream=True) Minio_client.put_object("bucket_name", "stream

问题 So redis 5.0 freshly introduced a new feature called Streams. They seem to be perfect for distributing messages for inter process communication: they surpass the abilities of PUB/SUB event messaging in terms of reliability: PUB/SUB is fire-and-forget an there's no guarantee a recipient will receive the message redis lists are somewhat low-level but could still be used. However, streams are optimized for performance and exactly the use case described above. However, since this feature is quite

问题 So redis 5.0 freshly introduced a new feature called Streams. They seem to be perfect for distributing messages for inter process communication: they surpass the abilities of PUB/SUB event messaging in terms of reliability: PUB/SUB is fire-and-forget an there's no guarantee a recipient will receive the message redis lists are somewhat low-level but could still be used. However, streams are optimized for performance and exactly the use case described above. However, since this feature is quite

问题 So redis 5.0 freshly introduced a new feature called Streams. They seem to be perfect for distributing messages for inter process communication: they surpass the abilities of PUB/SUB event messaging in terms of reliability: PUB/SUB is fire-and-forget an there's no guarantee a recipient will receive the message redis lists are somewhat low-level but could still be used. However, streams are optimized for performance and exactly the use case described above. However, since this feature is quite

问题 So redis 5.0 freshly introduced a new feature called Streams. They seem to be perfect for distributing messages for inter process communication: they surpass the abilities of PUB/SUB event messaging in terms of reliability: PUB/SUB is fire-and-forget an there's no guarantee a recipient will receive the message redis lists are somewhat low-level but could still be used. However, streams are optimized for performance and exactly the use case described above. However, since this feature is quite

问题 I have a very large file (20GB+ compressed) called input.json containing a stream of JSON objects as follows: { "timestamp": "12345", "name": "Some name", "type": "typea" } { "timestamp": "12345", "name": "Some name", "type": "typea" } { "timestamp": "12345", "name": "Some name", "type": "typeb" } I want to split this file into files dependent on their type property: typea.json , typeb.json etc., each containing their own stream of json objects that only have the matching type property. I've