#s3-store-robot

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Here are our posts tagged s3-store-robot:

• Renaming Some Robots

  As we're getting ever closer to launch, we have decided to make a few last changes to our API in order to make it even more consistent.
  Felix Geisendörfer  ·  April 7, 2010

• Rapid Growth and New Features

  Rapid Growth
  Felix Geisendörfer  ·  November 12, 2010

• Fixing Amazon S3 Bugs

  Amazon S3 is great. Except when it isn't. When you are using it a lot - we have stored around one million customer objects so far - you begin to see some odd things that look more...
  Felix Geisendörfer  ·  May 16, 2011

• New /s3/store Parameter

  We have some good news for people using CDNs or bucket names that are not well-formed. As of today, we are supporting a new parameter called url_prefix for our /s3/store Robot.
  Felix Geisendörfer  ·  May 26, 2011

• Releasing Our SFTP Robot and a New Homepage

  Some customers have already had the pleasure of using it behind the scenes, but now we are finally ready to officially released our SFTP Robot. It makes storing files on your own s...
  Tim Koschützki  ·  August 21, 2011

• Assembly Variables Now Available Everywhere

  We have made a change to the way path variables (or Assembly Variables) work. Previously, they were only available for certain parameters for certain Robot, like the path parameter...
  Tim Koschützki  ·  April 27, 2012

• S3 Changes

  Since we started in 2009, Amazon S3 has been our primary way of doing file exports. At that time, the best Amazon CLI tool we could find was Tim Kay's aws utility. It was a low-dep...
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  February 5, 2015

• Post Mortem: S3 Saving Incident

  Yesterday afternoon, we unfortunately had an incident that lasted for approximately 90 minutes. This incident was caused by a bug that we placed into the system ourselves.
  Tim Koschützki  ·  February 17, 2015

• Raising prices (for new customers)

  We have made big announcements whenever we lowered our pricing, so we feel it is only fair to do the same when we go the other way.
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  February 7, 2018

• Add real-time video uploading to a site without writing code, with Bubble.is and Transloadit

  The new generation of inventions has brought about the rise of no-code software, which offers users the ease of building MVPs and such — all without writing a single line of code....
  Samuel Ogundipe  ·  August 2, 2019

• The /digitalocean/store Robot

  Today, we are introducing the new /digitalocean/store Robot, which allows you to export your Assembly results to DigitalOcean's Spaces Object Storage. This adds another option to t...
  Julian Gruber  ·  December 9, 2019

• Let's Build: Waveform Video Generator

  It's no secret that we love open source projects here at Transloadit. We have released several ambitious projects such as Uppy and Tus, and our founders even met as a result of con...
  Charlie Macnamara  ·  January 4, 2021

• Automatically transcribe video files

  We recently added a new feature to our /speech/transcribe Robot enabling it to listen to human-spoken language and output SRT files. You can automatically use these files to captio...
  Charlie Macnamara  ·  March 8, 2021

• Transloadit Milestones of 2021

  At Transloadit, we like to focus on things that need to be improved. After being in operation for thirteen years, we continue to find those each day. While it leads to a lot of goo...
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  January 31, 2022

• Expanding our API for better Terraform provisioning

  Recently, a customer reached out to us, expressing their desire to provision Transloadit with Hashicorp's Terraform. We already have the Terraform Provider Plugin available, which...
  Joseph Grabski  ·  December 6, 2022