Why you should use background uploads with Amazon S3…

By grok2 | November 20, 2009

Uploading directly to S3 will possibly be slower than writing the file to disk. So your server process will be tied up during the duration of the upload. As a result all other users of your site will feel the slowness.
If an S3 error occurs, users will be see an XML based error page that you won’t have control over.

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