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Node Inputs
Required Fields
Optional Field
Node Output
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When To Use
Important Considerations:
Amazon S3
Store in S3
This document outlines the functionality and characteristics of the Store in S3 node, which enables automated file uploading to Amazon S3 buckets.
Node Inputs
Required Fields
Stored File Name
: Name to give the file in S3 (including extension)
S3 Bucket
: Target bucket name
File URL
: Source URL of file to upload
Optional Field
Overwrite
: Toggle to allow overwriting existing files
Node Output
S3 File URI
: Access URI for the uploaded file
Node Functionality
The Store in S3 node uploads files to Amazon S3 from URLs.
Key features include
:
Direct file uploading
Overwrite option
Custom file naming
URI generation
Secure authentication with Gumloop
When To Use
The Store in S3 node is valuable for automated file storage in AWS. Common use cases include:
File Backup
: Store important files in the cloud
Media Storage
: Upload images and documents
Data Archiving
: Save processed data files
Content Distribution
: Store files for CDN access
Some specific examples
:
Backing up daily reports as PDFs
Storing processed images for web use
Archiving generated data files
Uploading assets for web applications
Important Considerations:
Requires Authentication with AWS - Set up in the
Credentials page
Bucket must exist and be accessible
In summary, the Store in S3 node provides reliable file uploading to Amazon S3, ideal for automated cloud storage workflows.
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