Batch uploads to AWS S3 using Clojure
September 3, 2014 8:49 AM Subscribe
Batch uploads to AWS S3 using Clojure
Clojure demonstration of authenticating and batch uploading to Amazon Web Services' Simple Storage Service.
Amazon Web Service's Simple Storage Service can't handle batch uploads. But I can, and you can too, with the power of Clojure's core.async. This is a minimal working example of batch uploading to AWS S3 using Clojure.
Building a web project in Clojure? Save yourself from rewriting boilerplate authentication or cryptography code. Avoid the pain of slogging through Amazon's thicket of documentation. Just use this repository as a drop-in replacement: add your S3 bucket name and AWS credentials and you're done.
Clojure demonstration of authenticating and batch uploading to Amazon Web Services' Simple Storage Service.
Amazon Web Service's Simple Storage Service can't handle batch uploads. But I can, and you can too, with the power of Clojure's core.async. This is a minimal working example of batch uploading to AWS S3 using Clojure.
Building a web project in Clojure? Save yourself from rewriting boilerplate authentication or cryptography code. Avoid the pain of slogging through Amazon's thicket of documentation. Just use this repository as a drop-in replacement: add your S3 bucket name and AWS credentials and you're done.
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