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Recently, I migrated a frontend application from an older version of Next.js to Next.js 14. During this process, I decided to upgrade the session handling approach. After extensive research, I chose to use NextAuth.js, now known as Auth.js. In the application, server-side authentication with AWS Cognito is utilized, and I wanted to maintain this setup.
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.
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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