Wow! one of clearest and best tutorials I have ever watched. (I hope those weren't your real credentials 🤣). I was using knox-s3 which has some issues. Thanks so much.
Very helpful video: I'm now able to post to my S3 bucket from postman but am unable to post when calling from my react app. I'm having trouble attaching the files correctly so that they are available on the req.files. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi!, great video, one question tho, after sending the images (sdkv3) and then we get the 'results', is there anyway for me to get the objectUrl for that image, so then i can add it to my UserModel?
Nice tutorial! But can you explain how to serve these files as public urls to the front end ? If you have front end app where you show 1000 photos to a single visitor, do you have to pay for 1000 requests to AWS? Where is the "next video" you mention in this video? Thank you!
hi, just wanted to ask, when i create a user the access key isn't created for me and it says for best practice to avoid using long term credentials like access keys. this is for a platform i'm making using the mern stack which will involve document sharing. what should i do?
Should you also use the package file-type to determine file type based on the magic number or signature and then compare that with the mimetype provided by multer and reject the request if they dont match?
Sir suppose I have AL3 file in my desktop and I need to convert that format and read using third party API how I will upload file in that API and retrieve that file in particular format without the use of any object just normally passing desktop file.
you use if ( file.mimetype.split("/")[0] === "audio" || file.mimetype.split("/")[0] === "video" ) { cb(null, true); } comparing them with or || or you can be more specific and not split it just audio/mpeg or even video/mpeg
@@alienalien9288 Memory Storage = RAM and Disk Storage is equivalent to Hard Disk. Disk storage is slow and costly and Memory Storage is fast but very very costly. When many people try to upload a files at the same time, it can cause your application to run out of memory. Possible solution is to use PreSigned URL to upload files to S3.
@@alienalien9288 Yes that is true. It all depends upon the amount of memory your server has. My original point was it is not ideal solution if your app has thousands or millions of users. Solution works for sure but it will cost you a lot. i.e. not scalable.
@@tvssaini oh ok, btw ive implemented cloudfront and now have a domain and want to save the url of the image to my mongodb, but results doesnt give the url or imagename, do you know how i can get it?
This is a gold tutorial! I went through tons of tutorials on udemy and youtube on image uploading in node js, but none come even close to this.
You keep dropping gold. Not sure how popular you are compared to other people on YT but your content is the only I am excited to binge real soon.
Thanks!
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Wow! one of clearest and best tutorials I have ever watched. (I hope those weren't your real credentials 🤣). I was using knox-s3 which has some issues. Thanks so much.
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Thank you so much for explaining it so perfectly
Very helpful video:
I'm now able to post to my S3 bucket from postman but am unable to post when calling from my react app. I'm having trouble attaching the files correctly so that they are available on the req.files.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you!
you made my day!
it's a great video to upload images using s3
This is a great tutorial. Thank you bro
Hi!, great video, one question tho, after sending the images (sdkv3) and then we get the 'results', is there anyway for me to get the objectUrl for that image, so then i can add it to my UserModel?
Nice tutorial! But can you explain how to serve these files as public urls to the front end ? If you have front end app where you show 1000 photos to a single visitor, do you have to pay for 1000 requests to AWS? Where is the "next video" you mention in this video? Thank you!
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hi, just wanted to ask, when i create a user the access key isn't created for me and it says for best practice to avoid using long term credentials like access keys. this is for a platform i'm making using the mern stack which will involve document sharing. what should i do?
thank you so much. this really helped.
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Should you also use the package file-type to determine file type based on the magic number or signature and then compare that with the mimetype provided by multer and reject the request if they dont match?
Hi there, am trying to use Multer and getting an error saying "Unexpected end of form", anyone have any idea why this would happen?
This is Working Thank you So Much 👍👏
Using the Javascript v3 how i could retrieve link to the image uploaded to s3? I want store the link in mongoDB
very well done!!
Sir suppose I have AL3 file in my desktop and I need to convert that format and read using third party API how I will upload file in that API and retrieve that file in particular format without the use of any object just normally passing desktop file.
This video helped me implement photo uploading from my node app but now I'm stuck on deleting. Any chance you have a tutorial on that?
good content , it helped me thanks
great video please do more with AWS!
Hi All, upload works perfectly but I need the uploaded response back, can any one help me how to return the images response.
How to delete the s3 bucket
upload file ??
what if file too small or empty ??
really help full
How to get the location link of the image?
Ithuthaan naa search paneedu irunthan.. thanks naa
is it good to use multer, i read that multer store the full file in memory instead of using stream.what do you think?
so how can you validate two images with two different mimetypes lets say one is and audio and the other is an image
you use if (
file.mimetype.split("/")[0] === "audio" ||
file.mimetype.split("/")[0] === "video"
) {
cb(null, true);
}
comparing them with or || or you can be more specific and not split it just audio/mpeg or even video/mpeg
How to upload excel file ?
Hi Sanjeev, can you please guide me a bit i want to make that file url secure so that only paid user can access the url, how can i do this?
Look up s3 oresigned urls
Can u tell how u image crop and upload
Thank you 👍🏻
Awesome video +++++++++ thank you 🙂
can wwe upload more than 10mb file
Really excellent! Why didn't you consider doing this with multer-s3. I think it might be better. Thanks again!
Thank you
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Using memory storage before uploading to S3 is not a good idea. It will not scale very well.
why not? whats the diference between memory and disk?
@@alienalien9288 Memory Storage = RAM and Disk Storage is equivalent to Hard Disk. Disk storage is slow and costly and Memory Storage is fast but very very costly.
When many people try to upload a files at the same time, it can cause your application to run out of memory. Possible solution is to use PreSigned URL to upload files to S3.
@@tvssaini i read something about, when it goes to memory, then if u send it to s3 its removes the buffer from the memory immideiatly?
@@alienalien9288 Yes that is true. It all depends upon the amount of memory your server has. My original point was it is not ideal solution if your app has thousands or millions of users. Solution works for sure but it will cost you a lot. i.e. not scalable.
@@tvssaini oh ok, btw ive implemented cloudfront and now have a domain and want to save the url of the image to my mongodb, but results doesnt give the url or imagename, do you know how i can get it?
How about using/hosting it ourself using MinIO? If this video is gold, then the MinIO one would be diamond!
minio is s3 compatible api, so nothing really changes