How to correctly store backend images for a React - Node web app with many users
I have a web app hosted on DigitalOcean that is based on React and Node technologies. The app is supposed to be used by many users and they will generate a plenty of average quality images using the backend R scripts. So, the images can not be directly stored on the front end.
I have not yet implemented user registration and currently the app is just writing complexly named .png images on disk for all of the users. I think that it is a wrong way to go and I am wondering how I should approach the problem. The app is running Neo4j database. If you could provide a structured answer on what should be done (for user registration, then for image storage) with the right node packages for it that would be awesome.
I think I should use DigitalOceans' S3 storage for it, but it is not clear what should be step-by-step process.
node.js reactjs image storage
asked Nov 15 '18 at 3:49
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I have a web app hosted on DigitalOcean that is based on React and Node technologies. The app is supposed to be used by many users and they will generate a plenty of average quality images using the backend R scripts. So, the images can not be directly stored on the front end.
I have not yet implemented user registration and currently the app is just writing complexly named .png images on disk for all of the users. I think that it is a wrong way to go and I am wondering how I should approach the problem. The app is running Neo4j database. If you could provide a structured answer on what should be done (for user registration, then for image storage) with the right node packages for it that would be awesome.
I think I should use DigitalOceans' S3 storage for it, but it is not clear what should be step-by-step process.
node.js reactjs image storage
asked Nov 15 '18 at 3:49
Nikita VlasenkoNikita Vlasenko
8871425
add a comment |
I have a web app hosted on DigitalOcean that is based on React and Node technologies. The app is supposed to be used by many users and they will generate a plenty of average quality images using the backend R scripts. So, the images can not be directly stored on the front end.
I have not yet implemented user registration and currently the app is just writing complexly named .png images on disk for all of the users. I think that it is a wrong way to go and I am wondering how I should approach the problem. The app is running Neo4j database. If you could provide a structured answer on what should be done (for user registration, then for image storage) with the right node packages for it that would be awesome.
I think I should use DigitalOceans' S3 storage for it, but it is not clear what should be step-by-step process.
node.js reactjs image storage
asked Nov 15 '18 at 3:49
Nikita VlasenkoNikita Vlasenko
8871425
I have a web app hosted on DigitalOcean that is based on React and Node technologies. The app is supposed to be used by many users and they will generate a plenty of average quality images using the backend R scripts. So, the images can not be directly stored on the front end.
I have not yet implemented user registration and currently the app is just writing complexly named .png images on disk for all of the users. I think that it is a wrong way to go and I am wondering how I should approach the problem. The app is running Neo4j database. If you could provide a structured answer on what should be done (for user registration, then for image storage) with the right node packages for it that would be awesome.
I think I should use DigitalOceans' S3 storage for it, but it is not clear what should be step-by-step process.
node.js reactjs image storage
node.js reactjs image storage
asked Nov 15 '18 at 3:49
Nikita VlasenkoNikita Vlasenko
8871425
asked Nov 15 '18 at 3:49
Nikita VlasenkoNikita Vlasenko
8871425
asked Nov 15 '18 at 3:49
Nikita VlasenkoNikita Vlasenko
8871425
asked Nov 15 '18 at 3:49
Nikita VlasenkoNikita Vlasenko
8871425
asked Nov 15 '18 at 3:49
Nikita VlasenkoNikita Vlasenko
8871425
8871425
add a comment |
add a comment |
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