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Not really in the way you're describing. But S3 supports (and most S3-compatible alternatives as well) signing URLs with the secret key, and with a user-set exp
by scrollaway 7y ago
Not really in the way you're describing. But S3 supports (and most S3-compatible alternatives as well) signing URLs with the secret key, and with a user-set expiry.
The problem is that it means the requests can't really be cached, so for static assets it's not ideal. S3 supports etags though but I've never touched that so I don't know how well it all works; I personally don't use signed URLs for stuff I want cacheable.