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Time to time we get datasets with images that they are not on the web and need to be ingested into ALA.
The easy way can be: upload them into subfolder of the DR on a S3 bucket and put the paths in the DwCA files.
This may need a translation of s3:// to https:// or support of s3;// in image-service.
The other workaround (for limited number of images) can be, uploading them into the image-service first and then linking them back in the DwCA.
Needs more discussion to find the best solution.
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Hi @sat01a do we have any update on this? The process of loading actual image files are tedious now and involves Database update and image-reindex. It will be very good if we can give it some priority.
@sadeghim You should already be able to address s3 objects via a HTTP URL. If you have the s3 client library available you should be able to use s3Client.getUrl(bucket, path) or the equivalent if it's a public object. For private objects you can supply presigned URLs, like so:
GeneratePresignedUrlRequest generatePresignedUrlRequest =
new GeneratePresignedUrlRequest(bucket, path)
.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET)
.withExpiration(expiration)
s3Client.generatePresignedUrl(generatePresignedUrlRequest)
@sbearcsiro We understand that we can't have public buckets/objects. I don't want to add temporary presigned URLs to objects in the data. It is messy and unmanageable. Is there another option?
Time to time we get datasets with images that they are not on the web and need to be ingested into ALA.
The easy way can be: upload them into subfolder of the DR on a S3 bucket and put the paths in the DwCA files.
This may need a translation of
s3://
tohttps://
or support ofs3;//
in image-service.The other workaround (for limited number of images) can be, uploading them into the image-service first and then linking them back in the DwCA.
Needs more discussion to find the best solution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: