Issue #92 invalid
Assignee
Ian Lewis
Type
enhancement
Priority
minor
Status
invalid
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S3 Upload using Amazon's Network

Anonymous avatarAnonymous created an issue

I've seen before where people have used Amazon's Internal Network for uploading data to S3. If this could be an option for django-storages, to save bandwidth, time and money, that would be great!

Comments (1)

  1. Ian Lewis

    I'm not sure what you mean as interacting with s3 via ec2 runs over amazon's network as is and provides very high throughput. If have a specific method that you read about somewhere it would be nice if you could provide the links and reopen the issue. Thanks.

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