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Based on customer needs, we should consider adding a specific configuration key to enable storing data in a designated folder in S3. Currently, the data is stored directly in the root. Changing this behavior in Spring, for example, means that the user cannot utilize the auto-configuration framework and must create everything manually, which is not convenient.
Do you mean a "designated folder" or a "designated bucket" or both? I would prefer to have a configuration for both. That way I can use the same bucket with its backup capabilities for multiple data stores.
Based on customer needs, we should consider adding a specific configuration key to enable storing data in a designated folder in S3. Currently, the data is stored directly in the root. Changing this behavior in Spring, for example, means that the user cannot utilize the auto-configuration framework and must create everything manually, which is not convenient.
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Issue based on discussion:
#196
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