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Hi,
answer is depends :)
If you are using a Javascript framework such as React/Angular/Next, you may want to look into Amplify. There is a pretty neat component that allows you to upload seamlessly files to s3: https://ui.docs.amplify.aws/react/connected-components/storage/storagemanager
Other options involve:
- Expose an api via API Gateway direct integration towards S3 to do upload, as direct proxy
- For large files you may need to use API Gateway with signed URLS
- A combination of Cloud front and Lambda@Edge
You can find details here: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/patterns-for-building-an-api-to-upload-files-to-amazon-s3/
Hope it helps ;)
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Following up this question, I have a link of a web address. When I click on it, it automatically downloads a .tgz file. Is there a way to upload that .tgz file (or the .png files that are inside of that .tgz file) straight to an S3 bucket?
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Thank you for answering.
can it be possible with python aws sdk