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Storlets provides an execution environment for applications running on object storage. It allows users to easily deploy application code to object storage using Swift uploads and then run the applications via REST APIs. The project aims to enhance Python 3 support by the end of the year and conduct code cleanups. Features under consideration for the next release include fully supporting Python 3.8 and making the execution language and runtime optional.
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