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Jeff Levine For each Google Compute instance, there is a default service account as follows:
[email protected] I can create an instance with the proper scope (ie https://www.googleapis.com/auth/devstorage.full_control ) and us
Raj Chaudhary Can someone help me with the code, preferably using the Requests library to upload a file to a Google Cloud Storage signed URL in Python? Lundin Custer You can check out this sample code on Github . It shows a portable way to achieve this using P
Jeff Levine For each Google Compute instance, there is a default service account as follows:
[email protected] I can create an instance with the appropriate scope (ie https://www.googleapis.com/auth/devstorage.full_control ) a
hardik24 I am using Django Rest Framework to make an API. Meanwhile, I'm using Google Cloud Storage to store media files. I have some questions: How to generate URL of signed file using django rest framework? I've been searching the web with the same tool but
Ash Target: Generate signed URLs inside GKE pods without manually injecting service account JSON keys. The syntax to generate them requires a service account email and private key. //import "cloud.google.com/go/storage"
url, err := storage.SignedURL(bucketName
super eye Google Storage allows the use of custom created signed urls as shown in the following link: V4 signing process with your own program What is the reason? Would this be faster than requesting a signed URL for every object in Google Storage? Doug Steven
super eye Google Storage allows the use of custom created signed urls as shown in the following link: V4 signing process with your own program What is the reason? Would this be faster than requesting a signed URL for every object in Google Storage? Doug Steven
Jonathan Sylvester Based on the documentation on how to create objects in google-cloud-storage (see the "create" method in https://googleapis.github.io/google-cloud-java/google-cloud-clients/apidocs/index.html ) ), when trying to upload large files, we should
Simon PUTResponses to requests with signed URLs do not contain headers Access-Control-Allow-Origin. import os
from datetime import timedelta
import requests
from google.cloud import storage
os.environ['GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS'] = <path to google crede
hardik24 I am using Django Rest Framework to make an API. Meanwhile, I'm using Google Cloud Storage to store media files. I have some questions: How to generate URL of signed file using django rest framework? I've been searching the web with the same tool but
hardik24 I am using Django Rest Framework to make an API. Meanwhile, I'm using Google Cloud Storage to store media files. I have some questions: How to generate URL of signed file using django rest framework? I've been searching the web with the same tool but
Dina I'm using signed URLs to provide my clients with temporary access to google cloud storage objects I have a service account json like this: {
"type": "service_account",
"project_id": "my-project",
"private_key_id": "abcdef1234567890",
"private_key"
super eye Google Storage allows the use of custom created signed urls as shown in the following link: V4 signing process with your own program What is the reason? Would this be faster than requesting a signed URL for every object in Google Storage? Doug Steven
stukennedy I'm trying to create a signature for a privately stored file in Google Cloud Storage; so that I can distribute a time-limited link. Currently doing this and it makes a signature that's too short ... where am I going wrong? var crypto = require("cryp
stukennedy I'm trying to create a signature for a privately stored file in Google Cloud Storage; so that I can distribute a time-limited link. Currently doing this and it makes a signature that's too short ... where am I going wrong? var crypto = require("cryp
Nick G. I'm having trouble signing a GET request to Google Cloud Storage (GCS) when specifying a "generation" (version number) on an object. Signing the URL without generating it works like a charm, and the GET request works fine. However, when I prepend the p
Jeff Levine For each Google Compute instance, there is a default service account as follows:
[email protected] I can create an instance with the proper scope (ie https://www.googleapis.com/auth/devstorage.full_control ) and us
Ash Target: Generate signed URLs inside GKE pods without manually injecting service account JSON keys. The syntax to generate them requires a service account email and private key. //import "cloud.google.com/go/storage"
url, err := storage.SignedURL(bucketName
super eye Google Storage allows the use of custom created signed urls as shown in the following link: V4 signing process with your own program What is the reason? Would this be faster than requesting a signed URL for every object in Google Storage? Doug Steven
super eye Google Storage allows the use of custom created signed urls as shown in the following link: V4 signing process with your own program What is the reason? Would this be faster than requesting a signed URL for every object in Google Storage? Doug Steven
Jeff Levine For each Google Compute instance, there is a default service account as follows:
[email protected] I can create an instance with the proper scope (ie https://www.googleapis.com/auth/devstorage.full_control ) and us
hardik24 I am using Django Rest Framework to make an API. Meanwhile, I'm using Google Cloud Storage to store media files. I have some questions: How to generate URL of signed file using django rest framework? I've been searching the web with the same tool but
hardik24 I am using Django Rest Framework to make an API. Meanwhile, I'm using Google Cloud Storage to store media files. I have some questions: How to generate URL of signed file using django rest framework? I've been searching the web with the same tool but
hardik24 I am using Django Rest Framework to make an API. Meanwhile, I'm using Google Cloud Storage to store media files. I have some questions: How to generate URL of signed file using django rest framework? I've been searching the web with the same tool but
Simon PUTResponses to requests with signed URLs do not contain headers Access-Control-Allow-Origin. import os
from datetime import timedelta
import requests
from google.cloud import storage
os.environ['GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS'] = <path to google crede
super eye Google Storage allows the use of custom created signed urls as shown in the following link: V4 signing process with your own program What is the reason? Would this be faster than requesting a signed URL for every object in Google Storage? Doug Steven
super eye Google Storage allows the use of custom created signed urls as shown in the following link: V4 signing process with your own program What is the reason? Would this be faster than requesting a signed URL for every object in Google Storage? Doug Steven
Nick G. I'm having trouble signing a GET request to Google Cloud Storage (GCS) when specifying a "generation" (version number) on an object. Signing the URL without generating it works like a charm, and the GET request works fine. However, when I prepend the p
hardik24 I am using Django Rest Framework to make an API. Meanwhile, I'm using Google Cloud Storage to store media files. I have some questions: How to generate URL of signed file using django rest framework? I've been searching the web with the same tool but