Supporting Multiple Buckets within a service
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Nerdture
Dec 2, 2019, 9:41:50 PM12/2/19
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Is there a workaround to configure a specific attachment to use a different bucket?
I see with this PR that you can provide a different service, but I am not seeing anything that allows for different buckets to be passed.
My use case is that in my app I am processing files that will be used within the app (and shouldn't be accessible publicly), but also generating images that need to be shared outside the app (public). I want to store the private files in one bucket and the public images in a separate, aws cloudfront connected bucket.
Even when the pull request gets fully released, I don't know it will support my use case.
Is there a recommended way of storing files in two different buckets on the same service?
George Claghorn
Dec 2, 2019, 10:05:18 PM12/2/19
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Even when the pull request gets fully released, I don't know it will support my use case.
It will. In 6.1, you’ll be able to configure two services that use the same service adapter (S3) and different buckets. Then you can specify which one to use on a per-attachment basis.
Nerdture
Dec 2, 2019, 10:40:16 PM12/2/19
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It will. In 6.1, you’ll be able to configure two services that use the same service adapter (S3) and different buckets.
Great news! Thanks for your insight!
Tom Rossi
Dec 3, 2019, 9:55:14 AM12/3/19
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Will there be a solution for "public" buckets? So you don't even need the pre-signed URL?
On Mon, Dec 2, 2019 at 10:40 PM Nerdture <jos...@1stdayschoolsupplies.com> wrote:
It will. In 6.1, you’ll be able to configure two services that use the same service adapter (S3) and different buckets.Great news! Thanks for your insight!
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George Claghorn
Dec 3, 2019, 9:57:36 AM12/3/19
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Yes, that’s in master, too.
Tom Rossi
Dec 3, 2019, 10:00:11 AM12/3/19
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Woo hoo! Thanks everyone!
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