I rolled out presigned URL support to my users (users being site owners that use my Cloudflare integ
I rolled out presigned URL support to my users (users being site owners that use my Cloudflare integration system, not end users) a few days ago and I’m already getting questions from site owners asking why presigned URLs only work over HTTP/1.1.
I know the S3 API is limited to HTTP/1.1, but it would be nice/have more noticeable benefits for presigned URLs if it had the capability to do HTTP/2 or HTTP/3. You end up with end users making multiple http requests concurrently. Hopefully it’s on the roadmap. It does seem silly when a site is running over HTTP/3, but then some attachments coming via presigned URLs are HTTP/1.1
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I'm not aware of any plans to support >1.1 on the S3 API, but all I have is an old-ish message for that: https://discord.com/channels/595317990191398933/940663374377783388/971613009522880543
Ya… it is what it is I guess. Using presigned URLs is still better than passing through the object via API. Just a little annoying I have to now field questions from site owners about why I made part of site only work over HTTP/1.1 for their end users. 🤷🏻♂️
Hello, trying to sending objects ( <= 100 MB) with custom domain.
The download speed deviation is severe on the same device, COLO. (40 mb/s to 6 mb/s, HKG)
I checked with several users and found that some users were very fast or slow even though COLO was different. (mostly HKG, KIX)
Could this be caused by a setup problem? Can I get some advice?
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I'd just create a life cycle rule to delete the prefix and then it will eventually clean them all up 🤷
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Theres no such thing as folder in S3 its a flat structure of keys. You can send a list object by prefix and you can set a delimiter to get an output that you can sorta fake a folder structure of the response.
See: https://blog.skeddly.com/2020/09/amazon-s3-folders-demystified.html for some explanations around it
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its possible to delete anything via the s3 api
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yes, the delete endpoint doesnt know or care about the file type
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Just make sure you put in the correct key most likely though
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