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A minimalistic UI to conveniently upload and download files from AWS S3. S3Uploader's UI is based on the beautiful Argon Dashboard Theme by CreativeTim.
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QUESTION
I have 2 apps I have re-written from older versions of Rails (3.2 and 4.2.1) to Rails v6.1.4.1 and they both use the s3_direct_upload gem.
On Both apps I do not get any errors in the Webdev console or in the Rails console or in the log or ANYPLACE I can find. The buckets are displaying just fine in the case of Both Apps.
I checked the CORS Setup and it is fine. Both of these apps are currently running on Heroku with the code the same way it is now but are working.
Does anyone know if the s3_direct_upload gem actually works with Rails 6?
I get the file select window, I choose the filename, it shows the filename but instead of it starting the upload and showing the progress bar it just acts as if I did nothing at that point. No errors no nothing anyplace I can find. When I have the original app side by side at that point I should see a quick progress bar come up and then go away, the page refreshes and shows the new file. IN the 2 Apps I have re-written, it never gets past the file select and showing the file name of what I have selected. I will show the general files so at least that can be seen:
So that is question 1, does the s3_direct_upload gem work in Rails 6?
Here are the basic files that are required:
s3_direct_upload.rb
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-10 at 20:15I can confirm if you pull the latest version of the s3_direct_upload gem it does in fact properly upload to Amazon S3 using Rails 6, aws-sdk-v1 and Paperclip.
To do this you have to pull the s3_direct_upload as a plugin instead of a GEM and you can do this by putting this in your gemfile:
QUESTION
I'm following the automate_model_retraining_workflow example from SageMaker examples, and I'm running that in AWS SageMaker Jupyter notebook. I followed all the steps given in the example for creating the roles and policies.
But when I try to run the following block of code to creat a Glue job, I ran into an error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-11 at 08:12It's clear from the IAM policy that you've posted that you're only allowed to do an iam:PassRole on arn:aws:iam::############:role/query_training_status-role while Glue is trying to use the arn:aws:iam::############:role/AWS-Glue-S3-Bucket-Access. So you'll just need to update your IAM policy to allow iam:PassRole role as well for the other role.
QUESTION
I'm writing my first golang api with aws lambda. The idea being to be able to record audio from a browser and save as an object in s3. I've gotten to the point of being able to save an object in the desired location in the s3 bucket, but the file is always size 0 / 0 kbs. But when I create a file and write to it, it has size.
Here's my go code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-27 at 00:04You have just created and written to the file f, and then you're using it as the upload Body. What happens is that the current position in the file is in the very end — this means that there are 0 bytes to read.
You need to Seek to the beginning of the file, so that there's data to be read.
Either way, for this use case it's unnecessary to write the file to storage prior to the upload — you can just upload it directly to S3 using the in-memory representation you already have in decoded.
QUESTION
I am using ffmpeg to transcode a screen-record (x11) input stream to MP4. I would like to cut off the first ~10 seconds of the stream, which is just a blank screen (this is intentional).
I understand how to trim video with ffmpeg when converting from mp4 to another mp4, but i can't find any working solution for processing an input stream while accounting for delay and audio/video syncing.
Here is my current code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-25 at 04:53Add -ss X after the last input to cut off the first X seconds.
QUESTION
I am iterating a mongodb cursor and gzipping the data and sending to S3 object. While trying to uncompress the uploaded file using gzip -d, getting the following error,
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-26 at 11:51The issue seems to be the repeated call to gzip.NewWriter() in func(*CursorReader) Read([]byte) (int, error)
You are allocating a new gzip.Writer for each call to Read. gzip compression is stateful and so you must only use a single Writer instance for all the operations.
A fairly straightforward solution to your issue would be to read all the rows in the cursor and pass it through gzip.Writer and storing the gzipped content into an in-memory buffer.
QUESTION
so I have a post route and the payload is a json.
It has a number of fields and one is a base64 encoded string corresponding to a large png file.
the error I get is
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-06 at 16:58According to documentation there is a limit option one can pass to the json parser in order to configure the body limit.
limit
Controls the maximum request body size. If this is a number, then the value specifies the number of bytes; if it is a string, the value is passed to the bytes library for parsing. Defaults to '100kb'.
Something like this for 100 megabytes:
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