Just what I needed! Using multer with MongoDB simply did not cut it for me. Especially because you can only delete images/files locally and they are not deleted in S3! Looking forward to learning more about DynamoDB and what it can do for me especially when it comes to working with dynamic images NoSQL and graphql along with serverless. Thanks for this great post Nader!
Absolutely! Since I got you here I'll ask a question I was going to do in person tonight, but asking here will leave me more time to ask other questions. As far as dynamically deleting an image or file from the client that results in its deletion on S3, would the Amplify S3Image component do the trick since it renders an Amazon S3 object key as an image, and therefore I as I understand it, would make it possible to identify the image in question for deletion? Because the other examples regarding deleting files only show the deletion of individual, hard coded file names. But if one were to use the key approach, files would be dynamically deleted, right? Or am I getting this all wrong? Thanks in advance!
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Just what I needed! Using multer with MongoDB simply did not cut it for me. Especially because you can only delete images/files locally and they are not deleted in S3! Looking forward to learning more about DynamoDB and what it can do for me especially when it comes to working with dynamic images NoSQL and graphql along with serverless. Thanks for this great post Nader!
Thanks Maria, glad you found it useful!
Absolutely! Since I got you here I'll ask a question I was going to do in person tonight, but asking here will leave me more time to ask other questions. As far as dynamically deleting an image or file from the client that results in its deletion on S3, would the Amplify S3Image component do the trick since it renders an Amazon S3 object key as an image, and therefore I as I understand it, would make it possible to identify the image in question for deletion? Because the other examples regarding deleting files only show the deletion of individual, hard coded file names. But if one were to use the key approach, files would be dynamically deleted, right? Or am I getting this all wrong? Thanks in advance!