Ever wondered how to create a form that can upload multiple files directly to your desired S3 bucket with PHP? While tools like S3Fox and Transmit certainly get the job done quite well, sometimes we need a simpler, one-click interface for our clients. We’ll build one today!
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A couple of weeks ago NETTUTS posted an introductory tutorial to using Amazon’s Simple Storage System (S3). Being able to upload an unlimited number of files for hardly any money is great, but it would be even better if your users could upload files from your website. That way you wouldn’t have to worry about the size of your web server for a second. Let’s try!
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Hosting services have gotten a lot better in recent times, more storage, more bandwidth, cheaper prices. But there is only so far that regular hosting will go. When I first launched PSDTUTS, despite being on a great webhost with some big specs, we ran into both bandwidth and file serving problems when our tutorials (each containing dozens of heavy images) would land on Digg. And then a friend recommended I try using Amazon’s Simple Storage Service (aka S3).
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