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amazon web services - How to upload a Java OutputStream to AWS S3

I create PDF docs in memory as OutputStreams. These should be uploaded to S3. My problem is that it's not possible to create a PutObjectRequest from an OutputStream directly (according to this thread in the AWS dev forum). I use aws-java-sdk-s3 v1.10.8 in a Dropwizard app.

The two workarounds I can see so far are:

  1. Copy the OutputStream to an InputStream and accept that twice the amount of RAM is used.
  2. Pipe the OutputStream to an InputStream and accept the overhead of an extra thread (see this answer)

If i don't find a better solution I'll go with #1, because it looks as if I could afford the extra memory more easily than threads/CPU in my setup.

Is there any other, possibly more efficient way to achive this that I have overlooked so far?

Edit: My OutputStreams are ByteArrayOutputStreams

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I solved this by subclassing ConvertibleOutputStream:

public class ConvertibleOutputStream extends ByteArrayOutputStream {
    //Craetes InputStream without actually copying the buffer and using up mem for that.
    public InputStream toInputStream(){
        return new ByteArrayInputStream(buf, 0, count);
    }
}

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