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If we want to store the object's URL in a relational database, should the browser send another HTTP request to our service? Wouldn't we lose the object if there
by pramodliv1 9y ago
If we want to store the object's URL in a relational database, should the browser send another HTTP request to our service? Wouldn't we lose the object if there's a network error during the interval between the two requests?
- aaronds 9y agoYes, one option is to do as you've described, for example, use JS to upload the file, then submit a form as normal with a file url / id in the form. However, you can also create a Lambda that is triggered whenever a file is uploaded to a given bucket and directory. With this, you can react to the file being received and update your database without the need for a second request.