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Thumbnail Generation for Images and Videos using AWS Lambda
In this post we will implement a lambda function to generate thumbnail for images and videos whenever a file is uploaded in a bucket. Requirements Sharp: We will be using sharp plugin for resizing images to create thumbnails. ffmpeg: We will be using ffmpeg to generate thumbnail images from videos. AWS Admin Account with console and services access. Overview Following are the steps that will be explained below in detail.
Breaking Down Effect TS : Part 2
In the previous article, we introduced Effect-TS, a library designed to tackle common challenges in application development, such as handling complex side effects, managing concurrency, and error handling. Effect-TS is ideal for developers who seek robust applications with a focus on consistency, type safety, and advanced concurrency, all within a functional programming paradigm. We briefly discussed the basics of effects, including their type and how to create and execute them.
Stream Data from Linode Object Storage using the AWS S3 SDK
By: Thorsten Hans This tutorial walks you through building a Spin application in TypeScript that streams data from Linode Object Storage, an S3-compatible cloud storage service. A similar configuration should work for any S3-compatible service, including AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, and others. This is useful for applications that need to serve large files efficiently, such as media streaming, log processing, or real-time data transformations at the edge.
Stream Data from Linode Object Storage using the AWS S3 SDK
spin s3 storage blobs linode This tutorial walks you through building a Spin application in TypeScript that streams data from Linode Object Storage, an S3-compatible cloud storage service. A similar configuration should work for any S3-compatible service, including AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, and others. This is useful for applications that need to serve large files efficiently, such as media streaming, log processing, or real-time data transformations at the edge.
IAM Compute Roles for Server-Side Rendering with AWS Amplify Hosting | Amazon Web Services
Front-End Web & Mobile Today, AWS Amplify Hosting is introducing compute roles for AWS Amplify applications, enabling you to extend server-side rendering capabilities with secure access to AWS services from the compute runtime. With compute roles, developers can attach specific permissions to their server-side rendered apps, allowing Amplify to make authorized calls to other AWS services.
Optimizing Large File Uploads: Secure Client-Side Multipart Uploads to AWS S3
Uploading large files to the cloud can be challenging — network interruptions, browser limitations, and huge file sizes can easily disrupt the process. Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) is a scalable, high-speed, web-based cloud storage service designed for online backup and archiving of data and applications. However, uploading large files to S3 requires careful handling to ensure reliability and performance.
Uploading Images to AWS S3 with Next.js and React Dropzone - A Complete Guide
I’ve been learning how to set up AWS S3 with Next.js at work for a few weeks. At first, it felt a bit overwhelming with different approaches and configurations to consider. After a while, this task got easier and I integrated S3 to my tech stack. Adding S3 can boost your project's functionality and performance, especially when you need to work with images and files in your application. That's why In this guide, I'll take you step-by-step through setting up S3 with Next.js.
Develop and Test AWS S3 Applications Locally with Node.js and LocalStack
AWS S3 (Simple Storage Service) A scalable, high-speed, web-based cloud storage service designed for online backup and archiving of data and applications. Provides object storage, which means it stores data as objects within resources called buckets. Managing files and images is crucial in modern web development, often utilizing cloud storage solutions such as Amazon S3. Directly developing and testing S3 interactions on AWS can be cumbersome and expensive.
How to Deploy a Next.js App Using Fly.io and Tigris
In this tutorial, you're going to learn about the app deployment platform Fly.io and the globally distributed S3-compatible object storage service Tigris. Both platforms are deeply connected, which makes them a great choice for your projects. You get the app deployment experience from Fly.io and the object storage features from Tigris. App deployment is pretty self-explanatory, so let's first get a quick introduction into bucket storage, which Tigris uses.
How to use fly.io and Tigris to deploy a Next.js app
Introduction Today we are going to learn about the app deployment platform fly.io and the globally distributed S3-compatible object storage service Tigris. Both platforms are deeply connected which makes them a great choice for your projects. You get the app deployment experience from fly.io and the object storage features from Tigris. App deployment is pretty self-explanatory so instead let's first get a quick introduction into bucket storage which Tigris uses.
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