S3 Destinations

Service Name:	S3
ARN Format:	`arn:aws:s3:::{bucket}/{prefix}`
Style:	Async (Write)
Actions (required Permissions):	`s3:PutObject`
Payload Format:	NDJSON, one line per packet, object per batch

Proxylity's integtration with S3 writes packets arriving at your listener to objects in a bucket and at a path prefix of your choice. Writing packets to S3 is a natural fit for low to moderate rate workloads where handling objects in S3 is desirable.

Things to know about using S3 destinations:

The ARN for the destination must identify an existing S3 bucket.
The ARN may, optionally, include a path prefix under which to create objects.
New objects will be created for each batch received.
Each batch of packets will be serialized to newline-delimited JSON and stored uncompressed in the object.

This type of destination supports event-driven batch processing of delivered packets via S3 events or EventBridge.