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Guide on working with AWS S3 using ASP.NET Core Web API to upload, download and delete files from Amazon’s Super Scalable S3

Working with AWS S3 using ASP.NET Core – Upload, Download & Delete Files

In this article, we will be get started on working with AWS S3 using ASP.NET Core Web API to upload, download and delete files from Amazon’s Super Scalable S3! Apart from that, we will also learn more about Amazon’s S3, the problem it solves, dive a bit into the AWS Console for S3 Management, AWS CLI, and Credentials Store, Generate Access Keys for accessing S3 via SDKs, Creating and Deleting S3 buckets, a bit about pre-signed URLs and so on!

Topics Covered:

• AWS S3 – In Short
• Creating User & Generating Access Keys via AWS IAM
• Creating your First AWS S3 Bucket via AWS Console
• AWS Configurations & CLI
• Working with AWS S3 using ASP.NET Core – Getting Started
  • Working with AWS S3 Bucket : Creating S3 Buckets, Getting a List of S3 Buckets, Deleting an S3 Bucket, Testing
  • File Operations in AWS S3 : Upload Files to AWS S3, Get All the Files in an AWS S3, Download Files from AWS S3, Delete Files from AWS S3, Testing File Operations

*Complete Source Code Included!

Read the entire article - https://codewithmukesh.com/blog/working-with-aws-s3-using-aspnet-core/

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