Public Railway Storage Buckets
noahd
EMPLOYEEOP

2 months ago

Have the ability to configure a public storage bucket.

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13 Replies

lucasmanerich
PRO

2 months ago

+1!! I really need this


arnism1
HOBBY

a month ago

+1


mariustoicescu
PRO

a month ago

any news on how we can make the bucket public?


anyuj
PRO

a month ago

Really need this to pass files to llm providers


vibepanda
PRO

a month ago

+1 really helpful!



jerryvdp

I created a simple template to help with this:https://railway.com/deploy/s3proxy?referralCode=tA2R0V&utm_medium=integration&utm_source=template&utm_campaign=generic

vibepanda
PRO

a month ago

Hi, can you help setting this up?

Also will ingress and egress fee be applicable here?


vibepanda

Hi, can you help setting this up?Also will ingress and egress fee be applicable here?

jerryvdp
PRO

a month ago

Sure, how would you like us to do that? Do you want to share your email address?


Huge +1 here.

It would be great to have a 'native' way to expose them. But one thing is very important: it should follow the Railway "no config hell" philosophy. We shouldn't have 50 toggles exposed giving us a headache every single time we deal with it.

I am for a simple "Make Public" switch that handles the safe defaults in the background, that would be the Railway way. Anyway, please add it! :)


andyslack
PRO

23 days ago

+1 here... I'm looking for the simplest way to host images, e.g. avatars and I feel like a public bucket would be a great use case for this plus other assets were happy to expose. In most applications we have two types of buckets, public and private which helps us keen a good separation of concerns.


cherrynerd
PRO

10 days ago

+1 here as well!
Trying to use it with my medusajs app for serving (product) images.
Right now the base plugin only works with public facing buckets


andyslack
PRO

10 days ago

I found this template which does the trick for images until public buckets are working:

https://railway.com/deploy/public-bucket-image-proxy


robertotraber
PRO

3 days ago

+1 !! This would be super helpful


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