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Sure it does. You can create an IAM user, give that user only PutObject permissions to your bucket, and publicly share the key/secret key for that IAM user. The
by apinstein 14y ago
Sure it does. You can create an IAM user, give that user only PutObject permissions to your bucket, and publicly share the key/secret key for that IAM user. Then people can use those creds with any s3 upload utility.
Alternatively you could probably make a static web form that does that automatically thus isolating people from the need to understand S3 utilities. You could even make it drag/drop enabled so that literally all one has to do to upload a file is drag it to a web page.
- derefr 14y agoThe OP is talking about preventing someone from overwriting their own files, mind.