Dan D

S3 Bucket Browser allows you to harness the power of Amazon Web Service’s S3 storage system to serve files to your visitors directly from S3’s servers, in a fast, easy to navigate method. Folders can be navigated between via clicking or via breadcrumbs, all without leaving or reloading the page. File searches are near instantaneous, and all download links are time limited (60 minutes), preventing your links from being widely shared or hotlinked.
Features:
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All files served are hosted offsite on S3 storage. No worries about disk space!
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Easy to use interface, as simple as clicking through folders.
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Searching is extremely fast
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Download links are signed and expire after 60 minutes, to prevent hot-linking
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Only one API call, on initial page load.
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Inserted via shortcode, so you can put on a password protected post or page if desired.
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Mobile Friendly
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Shortcode Use: <code>[s3browse bucket=yourbucketname]</code>
Notes Before Use:
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You must have an AWS account, and know your access and secret keys, as well as your region.
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You must have a bucket created with correct IAM set to access the bucket.
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You must upload files via S3 prior to displaying, if you want them to show. (future version will likely allow upload as well)
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You must have the correct CORS configuration set for your bucket:
 
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<h3>Dependencies and Licensing</h3>
AWS SDK for PHP
<h3>Roadmap</h3>
Features Planned for Future Versions:
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Ability to Upload Files
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Ability to Delete Files
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Ability to Create a Bucket inside Plugin
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AWS S3 Bucket Browser

S3 Bucket Browser allows users to search, view, and download files from AWS S3 in a lightweight format via shortcode.

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robertchen617

Nginx has a built-in FastCGI cache, which acts as a reverse proxy cache at the webserver layer. The Cache Sniper for Nginx WordPress plugin lets you purge this cache from within WordPress. Here are some key features:
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<li>Purge the entire cache from the menu bar</li>
<li>Manually purge individual pages</li>
<li>Manually purge homepage cache</li>
<li>Configure pages to purge automatically when updated</li>
<li>Configure pages to purge automatically when comments are created/updated/deleted.</li>
<li>Configure Settings via WP CLI</li>
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For more info on using this plugin with a pre-configured Nginx stack running in AWS, follow this <a href="https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B0771QTMR5" rel="nofollow ugc">link</a>.

Cache Sniper for Nginx

Purge the Nginx FastCGI cache manually, or automatically when content is updated. Supports purging of individual pages.

AWS S3 Bucket Browser vs Cache Sniper for Nginx