.NET Core 2.0 - AWS Tutorial - Getting an Object from an S3 Bucket

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In this video, we look at Getting an Object from an AWS S3 Bucket, then save it to disk all within our ASP .NET Core 2.0 WebApi.

If you haven't yet watched part 1 or part 2, where we create our bucket and put an item onto an S3 Bucket then you can find them here...

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Hi Daniel nice video . What i need is to create a folder, delete a folder/file and check if the folder/file exists before deleting or adding in .NET Core. Can you just help me out with giving a demo in another video series. Might be very much helpful.

abdulwaseemshaikh

Awesome video series! This was a good starting place for me to get into S3, thank you for putting in the time to get this together!

robertpage

Hi, How to make request body to get the file, if docx or txt file is present inside one of the folder in bucket?

sanket_solanki

Hi Daniel, I now watched and coded all three videos. Excellent. Thank you. In this video I couldn't solve 405 error but it is not essential. I developed an app that reads all files from a folder and allows search based on file attributes(title, author, date, description etc.) Now I need to do the same but from a cloud. Not sure that it is possible.

laurapeppiatt

Daniel, where does console.writeline() goes? Did you run ISS from a command prompt?

laurapeppiatt

Great video! Its work, but now im having the error:

"Error making request with Error Code SignatureDoesNotMatch and Http Status Code Forbidden. No further error information was returned by the service"
Do you know whats this error means?

wesleistange

Daniel is any way to image url saved at s3 bucket??

amitvasdev

how do i set credentials??, maybe thats the reason i get operation canceled, everytime i request an image

Richardnetor

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