Emin Bugra Saral - Integrating your Django app with Amazon S3
July 1, 2018, 3:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Amazon S3 file storage is getting more essential for many Django applications everyday. While it’s very easy to use, what are the tricks behind it to make your development time better? How to set permissions? How to upload your files to Amazon S3 on the backend? And more with real life cases.
Working with public Amazon S3 buckets is quite easy, but what about private buckets? What about the sweetness of bucket permissions? While we will dive into the details of managing S3 buckets for your Django app, we will face real life cases like triggering a Django endpoint when there is an activity on your bucket and using S3 as a storage backend on Django. What will happen if your client desires a static IP for Amazon S3 because of their firewall? What if your clients do not want their link to be public? And, we will do many of these by using boto3, the official AWS Python SDK.
Working with public Amazon S3 buckets is quite easy, but what about private buckets? What about the sweetness of bucket permissions? While we will dive into the details of managing S3 buckets for your Django app, we will face real life cases like triggering a Django endpoint when there is an activity on your bucket and using S3 as a storage backend on Django. What will happen if your client desires a static IP for Amazon S3 because of their firewall? What if your clients do not want their link to be public? And, we will do many of these by using boto3, the official AWS Python SDK.
