The DevExtreme FileUploader component supports direct-upload to the Amazon Simple Storage Service. This example configures the uploadChunk property to upload large files directly to Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) without using a web server. All APIs used to access Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) on the client are stored in amazon.file.system.j
s and amazon.gateway.js
files.
IMPORTANT
The code snippets in this repository are for informational purposes only. Security should be your #1 priority when using Amazon S3 storage. You should consult a security expert or apply accepted best practices to maintain the highest security posture for your DevExtreme-powered web application. Remember, a secure web app demands careful consideration/understanding of potential attack vectors, the configuration of your development environment, and security posture of third-party service providers.
To implement file upload logic, use the uploadChunk property (to process connection requests to the storage service).
- jQuery
- Angular
- Vue
- React
- NetCore
- FileManager for DevExtreme - Amazon S3 Client-Side Binding
- FileManager for DevExtreme - Azure Client-Side Binding
- FileManager for DevExtreme - Azure Server-Side Binding
- FileUploader for DevExtreme - Direct Upload to Azure
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