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Amazon S3
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22 Dec 19, 11:26
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Hello,
is there any way how to directly upload albums to S3? or do you plan to add this feature?
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Re: Amazon S3
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22 Dec 19, 13:37
in response to: preichl2
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JAlbum uses FTP to upload, so if Amazon lets you upload via FTP then use jAlbum’s built in FTP. You can also upload your albums outside of JAlbum, the album is just a folder of files.
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Re: Amazon S3
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22 Dec 19, 13:57
in response to: RobM
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Not sure of the details, but even with FileZilla, you need the "pro" version (see https://youtu.be/Ea6WVWADQJc). Amazon S3 access is not standard FTP or SFTP.
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Re: Amazon S3
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25 Dec 19, 15:19
in response to: RobM
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Yes, I can use any software to upload to S3 instead of Jalbum. Anyway, I was wonder if JAlbum planning to implement it because it would be easier to use it the same way as FTP.
And no, AWS does not support FTP protocol without 3rd party service.
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Re: Amazon S3
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26 Dec 19, 18:16
in response to: preichl2
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It's on the todo to investigate adding S3 support to jAlbum's upload protocols.
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Re: Amazon S3
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4 Aug 20, 03:24
in response to: davidekholm
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This would be something I'd be interested in too. Yeah one can use S3 client software but it would be way easier and better integrated if it was just direct to s3.
Since you're using Java you can use the AWS SDK for it. It is fairly simple to implement (let me know if I can help with that, I've got some experience with that in Java).
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Re: Amazon S3
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6 Aug 20, 20:16
in response to: tzaranek
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Thank you. I'm going to give AWS integration a shot very soon now.
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Re: Amazon S3
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3 Mar 22, 21:05
in response to: preichl2
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Looks like this thread has not been updated in a couple of years.
Did anything come of this research?
Is this on the feature roadmap?
It would be great to have an S3 integration right in the jAlbum app.
Thanks!
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Re: Amazon S3
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7 Mar 22, 14:38
in response to: AntiqueWoodworks
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Thanks for reminding me about this. Other things have come in between, but I should probably get this support added. Any more votes for S3 support?
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Re: Amazon S3
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7 Mar 22, 17:11
in response to: davidekholm
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Absolutely - been waiting for a long time for attention to this subject.
Al-J
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Re: Amazon S3
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21 Feb 23, 17:41
in response to: davidekholm
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Re: Amazon S3
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22 Feb 23, 03:17
in response to: grichard48
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I recently went with Google Firebase rather than Amazon S3. It has actually been working very well. It is free or nearly free with my nearly 20gb album. The set-up was pretty easy. The performance has been great in the US. I believe jAlbum is hosted across the pond, so I encountered performance issues from time to time with their hosting. I wish I had done this several years ago.
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Re: Amazon S3
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22 Feb 23, 03:19
in response to: AntiqueWoodworks
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I believe jAlbum is hosted across the pond, so I encountered performance issues from time to time with their hosting. I wish I had done this several years ago.
jAlbum hosting is now on S3, rather than in Stockholm, so the former geographic penalty should be much reduced.
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Re: Amazon S3
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22 Feb 23, 03:23
in response to: JeffTucker
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Interesting. When did that transition take place? I switched close to December 2022 to Firebase.
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