Comparison webpack vs Amazon S3

Webpack is a popular service that bundles files based on JavaScript. It bundles it mainly for the purpose of modules. It also comes with the capability of transforming and packaging different kinds of resources and assets. It is capable of bundling ES modules, CommonJS and AMD modules with ease. Webpack also supports the creation of multiple chunks with ease. It is known for its ability to effectively resolve dependencies and reduce the runtime size. It also comes with loaders capable of preprocessing files during compilation. It is preferred by users for its sophisticated, flexible and user-friendly plugin system.

Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), as the name suggests, is an online storage service offered by Amazon. It is recognized for its adaptability to different types of customers and industries. Amazon S3 is high in data storage capability and it can easily store data lakes, cloud-native applications and mobile applications. Amazon S3 provides various configuration options to help its users meet their various needs and requirements. Amazon S3 works by way of a non-hierarchal structure. It organizes and stores data in ‘S3 buckets’ and has the ability to append up to 10 key-value pairs known as S3 object tags to every object. It also provides an S3 Inventory and S3 Batch Operations for increased tracking and control of the data.