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Hi,
Is there a way to hide the access credentials for s3, so they are stored in a file rather than in the db? My IAM s3 access keys are shared among other websites, so if my client wants to move their site to a different host I want to be able to give them the db without worrying about my credentials being there.
Awesome module!
Thanks,
-Rob
Cloud9Pixels
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cloud9pixels CreditAttribution: cloud9pixels commentedComment #2
Perignon CreditAttribution: Perignon commentedNot without doing a lot of code changes. At the moment, settings for containers are not very exportable. The settings mostly need to be setup and created on the production website. It's hard to deploy the settings via code. And the problem is how this module stores the information for the containers.
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cloud9pixels CreditAttribution: cloud9pixels commentedOk, thanks.
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Perignon CreditAttribution: Perignon commented