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Multiple file upload plugin with image previews, drag and drop, progress bars. S3 and Azure support, image scaling, form support, chunking, resume, pause, and tons of other features.
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Lambda function to handle signature requests? #1957

Open scumola opened 6 years ago

scumola commented 6 years ago

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Why isn't there just a lambda function that we can drop into AWS with our API keys that fixes the signature issue and doesn't require us to spin up a PHP server to handle the request signatures? Lambda would be a great solution to this problem. I'm surprised that this isn't a thing yet.

rnicholus commented 6 years ago

This article should provide you the information you need, or at least get you started: http://blog.stratospark.com/secure-serverless-file-uploads-with-aws-lambda-s3-zappa.html

scumola commented 6 years ago

Thanks, I read that and tried it but I don't need zappa or letsencrypt or anything like that and frankly I couldn't get it to work because it requires me to upload my AWS creds to an S3 bucket (a no-no), a whole new domain, ssl cert... I just need a drop-in lambda function that'll do the signature without all of the extra crap. I would think that this would be a pretty common request from users of your library.

rnicholus commented 6 years ago

Well, I won't have any time to do that in the forseeable future, but I welcome PRs.

menangen commented 6 years ago

Yes, I need too guide for using signed url from AWS Lambda on clients side. Which FU build is better to use? S3 or traditional uploader? In which event callback is better to use requesting to Lambda for signed url? And in which step to patch endpoint in FU instance? Advantages/disadvantages of chunked upload to S3, is it possible use chunked feature with one signed url to upload to S3 signed url endpoint? Thx for help :)

HemalR commented 6 years ago

Would this be solved by having the signature be created via an arbitrary function? Then people can simply use whatever code they wish in order to generate that signature - whether that is a lambda function or something else (in my case, I'm trying to use a Meteor method to return the valid signature back to the client).