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No, a presigned URL is only valid for a single object only. You could look into using a lambda to generate the presigned url's on-demand as part of your API.
answered 2 years ago
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In my case, I consider using S3STS (S3 Security Token Service), the client assumes the role of accessing a specific folder, backend return access key, secrete key with expiration time.
The client will use that S3STS token to access the entire specific folder.
answered 2 years ago
Thanks very much Hoan, I will look into this possibility.
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OK thanks very much.
Just checking: Inside a test bucket I have several items with type = folder and it has several images inside.
Is the type = folder considered an object?
Thanks much for your help - Dave