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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
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
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
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
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
username I followed this tutorial to allow direct upload of files from the GWT frontend to Google Cloud Storage using signed URLs. I extended the Java example by specifying a content-type that works fine. Then, I found out that files uploaded this way are not
username I followed this tutorial to allow direct upload of files from the GWT frontend to Google Cloud Storage using signed URLs. I extended the Java example by specifying a content-type that works fine. Then, I found out that files uploaded this way are not
username I followed this tutorial to allow direct upload of files from the GWT frontend to Google Cloud Storage using signed URLs. I extended the Java example by specifying a content-type that works fine. Then I see that files uploaded this way are not publicl
username I followed this tutorial to allow direct upload of files from the GWT frontend to Google Cloud Storage using signed URLs. I extended the Java example by specifying a content-type that works fine. Then I see that files uploaded this way are not publicl
Piluc I have CORS enabled in my bucket in Google Cloud Storage; now I add a wildcard (*) for any origin and method, but I still get "The origin ' https://my-app.net ' is therefore not allowed" . In recovery, all objects in the bucket are not public, but my ser
Piluc I have CORS enabled in my bucket in Google Cloud Storage; now I add a wildcard (*) for any origin and method, but I still get "The origin ' https://my-app.net ' is therefore not allowed" . In recovery, all objects in the bucket are not public, but my ser
Piluc I have CORS enabled in my bucket in Google Cloud Storage; now I add a wildcard (*) for any origin and method, but I still get "The origin ' https://my-app.net ' is therefore not allowed" . In recovery, all objects in the bucket are not public, but my ser
Michael Miller My Google Cloud Storage browser is seeing the wrong content type on all my static files (css, js, jpg, etc.) which is causing a mime type error when serving these files which is causing my site to not apply my CSS styles. Why is this happening a
Michael Miller My Google Cloud Storage browser is seeing the wrong content type on all my static files (css, js, jpg, etc) which is causing a mime type error when serving these files which is causing my site to not apply my CSS styles. Why is this happening an
Michael Miller My Google Cloud Storage browser is seeing the wrong content type on all my static files (css, js, jpg, etc) which is causing a mime type error when serving these files which is causing my site to not apply my CSS styles. Why is this happening an
Michael Miller My Google Cloud Storage browser is seeing the wrong content type on all my static files (css, js, jpg, etc) which is causing a mime type error when serving these files which is causing my site to not apply my CSS styles. Why is this happening an
Todd Harding I'm currently trying to get my Elixir web server to generate signed urls for Google Cloud Storage so that expired file urls can be generated. Unfortunately, when I try to use the generated url, I get the following error: <Code>SignatureDoesNotMatc
Brandon I have an firebaseapp where I use to Firebase Storageupload pictures. URLWhen I use firebase web sdkupload , si returns reasonable : https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/projectId.appspot.com/o/image.jpg?alt=media&token=51183d4a-551a-41e2-b620-1
Todd Harding I'm currently trying to get my Elixir web server to generate signed urls for Google Cloud Storage so that expired file urls can be generated. Unfortunately, when I try to use the generated url, I get the following error: <Code>SignatureDoesNotMatc
Todd Harding I'm currently trying to get my Elixir web server to generate signed urls for Google Cloud Storage so that expired file urls can be generated. Unfortunately, when I try to use the generated url, I get the following error: <Code>SignatureDoesNotMatc
Todd Harding I'm currently trying to get my Elixir web server to generate signed urls for Google Cloud Storage so that expired file urls can be generated. Unfortunately, when I try to use the generated url, I get the following error: <Code>SignatureDoesNotMatc
Todd Harding I'm currently trying to get my Elixir web server to generate signed urls for Google Cloud Storage so that expired file urls can be generated. Unfortunately, when I try to use the generated url, I get the following error: <Code>SignatureDoesNotMatc
Brandon I have an firebaseapp where I use to Firebase Storageupload pictures. URLWhen I use firebase web sdkupload , si returns reasonable : https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/projectId.appspot.com/o/image.jpg?alt=media&token=51183d4a-551a-41e2-b620-1
Brandon I have an firebaseapp where I use to Firebase Storageupload pictures. URLWhen I use firebase web sdkupload , si returns reasonable : https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/projectId.appspot.com/o/image.jpg?alt=media&token=51183d4a-551a-41e2-b620-1
Artur Sureka I want to upload an image on a google bucket, for this I have generated a signed URL which will be passed to the client for uploading. I have observed that the google cloud storage bucket name is exposed in the signed URL. https://storage.googleap