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makerkz2014-05-02 14:21:33
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makerkz, 2014-05-02 14:21:33

Are there cloud hostings for storing images?

The site is being developed on Node.js + Express. AngularJS is used as frontend. It is necessary to add this feature to the admin panel (initially there is a user with manager rights who manages various posts/elements):
1. Each post can have only one image.
2. Initially, a list of all entries is displayed.
3. It is necessary to implement the ability to upload an image for an existing record or when adding a new one (batch upload is required). It would be possible to implement this using standard node readFile, etc., but this raises the question of performance when requesting hundreds of images at once, so I'm not considering the possibility of storing images directly on the server.
4. I would like to find an analogue of the Parse service, but for storing images, or some kind of cloud hosting with a simple and understandable API, or, in extreme cases, provide the user with a web interface with some kind of image hosting system so that they can upload them there , but at the same time set the names of the files themselves = _id of the entry.
What solutions can be recommended?

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Michael Danilov, 2014-05-03
@MonkAlbino

Amazon S3 / API - $0.03 per month per GB of storage, $0.004 per 10,000 file requests, $0.120 per GB of traffic.
Selectel /API (ftp, sftp, s3-like) - 3 rubles per GB/month for storage and 0.8 rubles. per GB for traffic.
Webzilla /API (seems to be the same ftp, sftp, s3-like) - $0.04 per GB, $0.03 per GB of traffic.

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Alexander N++, 2014-05-02
@sanchezzzhak

Amazon servers?

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afiskon, 2014-05-06
@afiskon

Amazon S3

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eugenesv, 2014-05-09
@eugenesv

Or you can raise SWIFT from OpenStack yourself, if there are available resources.

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