AWS Basics - Uploading Images to Amazon S3 from a Web Application

[@jamesgrubb]

Thanks for all the posts. It has not gone unnoticed that your terminal's color theme matches your studio lights. It's a great touch.

[@bernhardsmuts2265]

Understanding a concept on Amplify: Official documentaion: 0.00001% Nadar's videos: the other 9.99999% Thanks, this helps as always!

[@Ethlon]

Helpful video as always. I really appreciate your time putting this together. Thanks!

[@swyxTV]

awesome! 👏

[@timelessChronicles001]

Nicely done. Thanks.

[@umarchy]

Thanks for the tutorial. It helps a lot.

[@ApoorvMote]

Can you make video on Cloudfront signed URL or signed cookies? Serving from s3 is slower. And I want to serve private content to authorized users only.

[@StephenRayner]

Give more detail, I am not able to follow.

[@alvincousins1726]

This is great, thank you! I wonder if there is a straight forward way to resize and crop images before they are uploaded?

[@d2vin]

Hi, this process worked flawlessly for me back in May, and now my aws-exports.js file isn't creating the proper authentication. The only value that gets created in the file is "aws_project_region", while in previous times running this I'd have values for a bunch of different auth stuff. Do you know of any changes that have been made? I've tried amplify configure already.

[@sprihharsh7124]

Hi Nader, Thank you so much for your videos. Do you have any video on how to download files from bucket? That will really help me out.

[@patricio758]

AWSS3Provider - list error [TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'data.byteLength')]

[@IAMTHEMUSK]

Thank you for this video! So is the name of the file used as a key? Because I saw that if I upload 2 different images with the same name the second replaces the first image. It means that If I have many clients I should change the file name in order to not have conflicts?

[@naderdabit]

Yes, you should use a unique key for each file upload. I usually use the uuid library for this.

[@shanaichika4065]

Can you make one for angular?

[@KM-zd6dq]

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