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    Amazon S3 PHP Class

    Amazon S3 PHP Class

    A standalone Amazon S3 (REST) client for PHP 7.3+/cURL

    A standalone Amazon S3 (REST) client for PHP 7.3+/cURL.
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    AsyncAws S3 Client
    An API client for S3. AsyncAws has implemented the most popular API clients. If you want to upload a 1 Gb file, you really don't want to put that file in memory before uploading. You want to do it a smarter way. AsyncAws allows you to upload files using a string, resource, closure, or an iterable.
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    fs3
    fs3 is an Amazon S3 compatible client and server implementation enabling centralized file storage web services ideal for multi-server applications. Users can develop potential S3-based applications using only a typical Apache-PHP environment.
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