I had already built a flask web app and this was very useful for someone like me that isn't too keen on how to use amazon web servers. I've learned how to make web apps with Flask, Python, i've setup sql to work with the web apps, but it was a first time working with S3. I learned real quick RDS for Database, EC2 for Web Hosting, S3 for File Storage Solutions. Wonderful video, really really helped me out a lot.
Hi Kieran, I'm making a flask site where the user uploads images to s3 and they are displayed like a gallery, I have the aws cloud practitioner cert for reference. The part I'm having trouble with is passing the pre-signed url back to the user and having them use it. I'm just not sure how that should work. Do i use something like url_for() to create a dynamic url so that when the user inputs an image and clicks submit, the submit calls the pre-signed url instead of my server route in flask? Any help there would be appreciated.
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I had already built a flask web app and this was very useful for someone like me that isn't too keen on how to use amazon web servers. I've learned how to make web apps with Flask, Python, i've setup sql to work with the web apps, but it was a first time working with S3. I learned real quick RDS for Database, EC2 for Web Hosting, S3 for File Storage Solutions. Wonderful video, really really helped me out a lot.
none of this was 'from scratch' but i appreciate the overwiev.
Hi Kieran, I'm making a flask site where the user uploads images to s3 and they are displayed like a gallery, I have the aws cloud practitioner cert for reference.
The part I'm having trouble with is passing the pre-signed url back to the user and having them use it. I'm just not sure how that should work. Do i use something like url_for() to create a dynamic url so that when the user inputs an image and clicks submit, the submit calls the pre-signed url instead of my server route in flask? Any help there would be appreciated.