hey! I'm using mediasoup and want to record video and I want to upload recorded video in realtime directly to s3 without saving it to my static folder. Will it work.
Guy! This video is awesome, mainly because you have a care about file integrity. You answer some of my main questions. Anyway, I've more one... How can I setup my credentials in your python script to upload my files?
Thanks man! I've been burned by all kinds of problems in the past so I try to add a bit of integrity testing to everything. So to set up the AWS credentials you're going to want to setup a profile for the AWS cli. Then (on Linux not 100 percent about other platforms) you'll set an environment variable by running "export AWS_PROFILE=". The script will use whatever profile is set. I started writing code to pass the profile as a variable but it's incomplete. These docs should help docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/cli-configure-profiles.html
This video is way above my head, i guess i'll need to rewatch it a couple of times 😅
Definitely not going to watch the videos 100 times. But going to recommend my colleagues. Thanks!
hey! I'm using mediasoup and want to record video and I want to upload recorded video in realtime directly to s3 without saving it to my static folder. Will it work.
Guy! This video is awesome, mainly because you have a care about file integrity. You answer some of my main questions.
Anyway, I've more one... How can I setup my credentials in your python script to upload my files?
Thanks man!
I've been burned by all kinds of problems in the past so I try to add a bit of integrity testing to everything.
So to set up the AWS credentials you're going to want to setup a profile for the AWS cli. Then (on Linux not 100 percent about other platforms) you'll set an environment variable by running "export AWS_PROFILE=". The script will use whatever profile is set. I started writing code to pass the profile as a variable but it's incomplete.
These docs should help docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/cli-configure-profiles.html
@@Schonz Great, I tried run with default profile and the script loaded. Thank's!
Keep doing this nice job!