but why are you paying 3$ a month or even 29$, you can easily implement TinyPAN via API connect and compress your file. it gives you 500 compression a month. if need help i would love to help you out.
I have the same question, I wonder if saved to S3 contributes to the data storage in File manager, or if it is just in dev mode. The question is, do we have a 20GB max on saved to S3, or is it more ?
Do you have a clear answer?
Thanks
Hello so you are saying the ‘native’ savedtoS3 in the workflow, without any plugin installed, do nothing on S3 ?
I do not understand as ‘AWS S3 file uploader’ is a third party plugin.
Anyway, I developed my own ‘save to S3’ API, but I would prefer to use a native bubble tool for reliability. Why can’t we just enter our S3 access somewhere in the settings tab, to configure bubble native ‘:savedtoS3’ of the workflow.
And the last thing is after analyzing, the cost of storage by upgrading Bubble storage is more expensive but it is more simple to start
This ChatGPT answer is inaccurate, does not contribute to help the OP and pollutes the overall forum.
Please refrain from publishing irrelevant content.
@klovistore:saved to S3 will contribute to your storage, I doubt they would give us free storage right there for us to exploit. Strange though, it doesn’t show up on your file manager? Good to know if true
Everything mentioned from GPT would be a plugin to store files externally on your own AWS account, that would require a plugin but wouldn’t be able to use the built-in Imgix features without some workarounds or integration yourself.
@Baloshi69 Vanilla Bubble = Bubble out of the box without plugins pretty much. Personally I like Oatmilk Mint Chocolate Bubble though.
Well, I had doubt between the ‘dev’ database and ‘live’ database.
Final answer to me: ‘saved to s3:’ from the workflow DOES contribute to the storage plan, like the app.
You can add additional storage for 30$/To/month if need be directly on bubble.io, compared to ~22$/To/month (eu zone) on AWS S3.
There is a limit of ~1,8 To that can be added on bubble.io on paid plan, but I think we can have more if we contact them, there is no limit on S3.
Finally, you can easily create your own ‘saved to S3:’ API, with python flask on another server, if need be, with boto3 library, by configuring your S3 bucket with public rights. You can then make a call ‘to external API’ to your own API, to store your files on your own bucket, quit the same way, as you store the URL, or URI in your bubble ‘things’. => no need for paying a complicate plugin that do the same and actually pass your data on their own server.
The answer from Baloshi69 was inaccurate and misleading, and has been deleted.
Contact me if you need the code for my simple python flask API, that I tested during few days, I can help you to set it up.
