We're currently doing a transition from Google Storage to Amazon S3 storage.
On Google Storage I've used this function https://godoc.org/cloud.google.com/go/storage#Writer.Write to write to files. It basically streams bytes of data into file using io.Writer interface and saves file when Close() is called on writer. That allows us to stream data into a file all day long and finalize it on the end of the day without ever creating a local copy of the file.
I've examined aws-sdk-go s3 documentation on godoc and can't seem to find a similar function that would allow us to just stream data to file without creating a file locally first. All I've found are functions that stream data from already existing local files like PutObject().
So my question is: Is there a way to stream data to amazon s3 files using aws-sdk-go that is similar to google storage Write() method?
