Directual now supports Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) and configurable proxies for the HTTP request step, making the platform even more flexible. We've updated the look of our website and added new sections, a no-code academy, real-world case studies, and more.
Good news, everyone!
The year has barely begun, and we already have something exciting to show you. We have two new features you have all been waiting for and a new website packed with helpful information.
So, without further ado, let's crack straight into it!
What is Amazon S3, and how does it work? Simply put, Amazon S3 is a virtual storage system accessible from anywhere with Internet access, where users can configure storage based on their needs and prioritize objects.
Its uniqueness lies in its ability to store massive amounts of data in its original format without hierarchy and breakdown into separate directories.
Based on user requirements, Amazon S3 categorizes data into the following classes:
S3 Glacier. For long-term storage of infrequently accessed data.
Well, it's all there on the surface, but we'll tell you why it's cool anyway.
Almost all countries have services that only work with local IP addresses. Proxy for HTTP requests is an excellent workaround for cases where a remote service only works with specific IP addresses.
We’ve made it possible for you to choose any proxy and have it configured to your liking. The option is available directly in the HTTP request step in Scenarios.
And last but not least, the new Directual website.
These days, visual and browsing simplicity play an essential role when navigating the Web. We've updated both the mobile and desktop versions of the website to make them more aesthetically pleasing and easier to navigate without compromising performance. We're sure you'll appreciate all the eye candy.
We've also made the following changes to the website to make it even easier to learn how to build apps and choose the right tools for that:
The work to make Directual one of the best no-code platforms never stops, and we have a lot more coming your way. Check out our public development roadmap to see what's coming next, cast a vote for a feature you really like, or even submit your ideas!
Remember, you are the driving force behind that. Share your thoughts with the community and with us. Join the discussions in the Directual community
Or give us a shout at hello@directual.com in case you have a specific inquiry.
That will be all, folks! Until we meet again!
Simply put, Amazon S3 is a virtual storage system accessible from anywhere with Internet access, where users can configure storage based on their needs and prioritize objects. If you need to upload files to amazon s3, you can use Directual Amazon s3 plugin.
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