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A simple project to show how to use Flask with Amazon S3 to enable user's uploaded files to be stored directly to an S3 bucket

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Flask S3 Uploader

This is a basic example showing how to use Flask, Flask-WTF and Boto to automatically upload user files to S3, bypassing storage on the server.

Quick Start

Update config.py with your Amazon details.

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The most efficient way of handling the downloads is likely to be just upload the file to the local webserver to enable a quick as possible response to the user, then adding the 'upload to S3' task to a message/task queue that runs in the background as the server can manage.

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