Writing a small app to access items in S3
Intro For one of our projects, we decided to use AWS S3 bucket as a storage for the recently submitted data payloads so that it would be easy to access and compare the items for a given date. The idea is that they would be stored there for three month in case someone would need to compare the payloads for the same item for different time periods and see what exactly got submitted and how it could be traced back on different stages of the item lifetime. After doing that, it became easier to troubleshoot mapping or business logic related issues and be sure that any problem could be easily replicated if needed. For me, it is easy to access this data via cloudberry , an awesome cloud file management tool, free tier of which allows one to do anything needed for this task. Having said that, you would still need to expose certain level of permissions to allow the user to connect to the bucket and make them locate the needed objects via some routine navigation process. This res...
