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I'm trying to run this, after creating the folder \data\MongoDb\database and sharing it with everyone (Windows 10 doesn't seem to want to share with localsystem, but that should work anyway)

It crashes trying to Create the container with a 'Create Container error' I think that somehow I've specified the mapping on how to mount the claim - I'm trying for /data/db which I've confirmed there is data there if I remove the 'volumeMounts' part at the bottom - but if I don't have that, then how does it know that is where I want it mounted? It appears to not mount that folder if I don't add that, and the server works fine in that case, but of course, it has the data inside the server and when it gets powered down and back up POOF! goes your data.

Here is the YAML file I'm using

Hi i'm trying to create a persistent volume for my mongoDB on kubernetes on google cloud platform and i'm stuck in pending

Here you have my manifest :

I am using django 3.1.0 with django-storages 1.12.3. I am using an S3 backend to store media files (Minio). I am trying to post the file to S3, and include additional user metadata to the S3 object. This additional metadata comes from the POST request used to upload the file to django. With S3, custom metadata can be added by including additional key-value pairs to the HTTP header for the POST request sent to the S3 server when the file is uploaded, where the custom keys would be prefixed with 'X-Amz-Meta-'.

I am using a FileField in a django model, and files are uploaded using a REST API endpoint. As far as I understand it, when django receives the file, it stores it temporarily, and then, when saving the FielField on the model instance, the file is posted to the S3 server. I want to modify the flow, so that the custom metadata is taken from the request and included in the post to the S3 server.

Any idea how I can take data from the initial request, and pass it to the header of the POST request being sent to S3?

After trying Option 1 from Helge Schneider's answer, I did a little modification and got it to work.

I am using django rest framework, so I modified the serializer .save() method.

I've been repetitively hitting my head against the proverbial brick wall of GCP's Storage API.

I'm trying to apply the django-storages module to connect with a GCP bucket for my static files and anything else I want to use it for in the future.

According to the django-storages documentation (https://django-storages.readthedocs.io/en/latest/backends/gcloud.html#usage), if you are running in the GCP virtual environment, you set your service account to have Storage permissions via the IAM interface and everything should work like tickety-boo.

So, my GCP cloud build runner builds the docker images then runs python manage.py migrate and python manage.py collectstatic before deploying my docker image to CloudRun. The build runner uses a service account called XXXX@cloudbuild.gserviceaccount.com, so going into IAM, I add the “Cloud storage – Storage admin” role, and just to be sure, I also add the “Cloud storage – Storage object admin” role.

Now I trigger a re-run of my cloudbuild and ... at the migrate stage I receive the error:

I'm trying to install pyodbc on Django to access Sql Server but the Docker image had no be built.

The Dockerfile:

For now i use django 1.11 and using google cloud platform (google storage) to store pdf.

my bucket is not open for public and everything was fine, but now i need to store public file (people with link can access uploaded pdf file)

I was thinking is it possible for me to have options(choose the bucket target) when upload to google storage?

Maybe something like this codes

I'm unable to install the package inside my docker container, please let me know how can I solve this.

Warning:

WARNING: The directory '/home/app/.cache/pip' or its parent directory is not owned or is not writable by the current user. The cache has been disabled. Check the permissions and owner of that directory. If executing pip with sudo, you should use sudo's -H flag.

error:

I am working with Django 3.2 and I have 3 types of static files (images, css files, js files).

I did not want the images to be versioned with git so I found a way to have them served by an aws S3 bucket using django-storages and boto3. It works perfectly fine with the following configuration in my settings.py file:

I have a django app that allows files to be uploaded to an S3 bucket using django-storages. The file is for a part that needs to be approved. Once it is approved, I'd like to move the file to a different S3 bucket.