Append data to an S3 object

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Unfortunately, you can’t.

S3 doesn’t have an “append” operation.* Once an object has been uploaded, there is no way to modify it in place; your only option is to upload a new object to replace it, which doesn’t meet your requirements.

*: Yes, I know this post is a couple of years old. It’s still accurate, though.

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