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How to implement private traffic from Amazon S3 through your own servers?
Situation:
There are private files on AWS S3 that are not accessible via HTTP.
On our own servers, we check the incoming request (the ability to send the file to user N) , go to S3 through the API, drive traffic to our servers and give the file from us.
Am I doing it right, or is there a more kosher solution?
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What's stopping you from storing files right away, winning in Amazon c3 in this case is just a waste of traffic, time + extra code.
In the Amazon, you can give files closed by key, you can probably easily get involved with the api for this thing.
It seems to me that you will be able to steer the rights of files on S3 through IAM
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