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Interesting, though I just prefer using a S3 bucket myself. I have a small script that uses curl and openssl under the covers to upload so I can upload from ra
by banana_giraffe 8y ago
Interesting, though I just prefer using a S3 bucket myself. I have a small script that uses curl and openssl under the covers to upload so I can upload from random machines I don't want to install AWS tools on.
- morpheuskafka 8y agoThis is really the best solution. It's next to no cost for short-term upload, especially if the files aren't that big. However, you're protected by one of the largest and most secure public cloud platforms rather than some random server.