Payload S3 Upload
Send Payload CMS uploads to Amazon S3
Overview
The "Upload files to S3 in Payload CMS" plugin allows users to send uploaded files to Amazon S3 instead of saving them to the server file system. It also properly supports resized images. Users may choose to use this plugin instead of the official cloud storage plugin supported by the Payload team due to its ability to configure collection logic directly on the collection itself, rather than in a global configuration file.
Features
- S3 Upload: Allows users to upload files to Amazon S3 instead of the server file system.
- Resized Image Support: Provides proper support for resized images.
- Collection Configuration: Allows users to configure collection logic directly on the collection itself.
Summary
The "Upload files to S3 in Payload CMS" plugin is a useful tool for users of the Payload CMS who want to store uploaded files on Amazon S3 instead of the server file system. It offers support for resized images and allows for collection configuration directly on the collection itself, providing a more convenient and efficient way to handle file uploads in Payload CMS.
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