Lightning Talk: Oak Direct Binary Access
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Adds signed URLs for S3/Azure so JavaScript or desktop clients read and write binaries directly to cloud storage instead of streaming through the JVM, cutting repository network traffic and JVM memory pressure. Uses S3/Azure SDKs, issues time-limited URIs with configurable TTL and response headers, supports multipart uploads with upload tokens and a completion callback, and preserves repo auth/ACL checks. Available now in Oak trunk and the 1.9.8 unstable release.
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