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Build with Amazon S3

Build applications that use Amazon S3

Evonx does not claim an official AWS partnership. This page describes building applications that upload, download, and manage objects in your S3 buckets using IAM roles and policies you own.

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What Amazon S3 is

Amazon S3 is object storage for files, images, exports, and static assets with fine-grained IAM access control.

Evonx helps you build applications that use Amazon S3 APIs — this page does not claim an official partnership unless one is explicitly stated.

What you can build

  • User file uploads with pre-signed URLs
  • Export pipelines writing CSV/PDF to S3
  • Image and document libraries for SaaS apps
  • Backup and archival jobs into cold storage classes

Application types

SaaS products

Data platforms

Internal document systems

Technical considerations

  • Prefer pre-signed URLs over proxying large binaries through your app
  • Use least-privilege IAM roles per environment
  • Enable encryption and block public access unless intentionally public

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FAQ

Should uploads go through our API or directly to S3?

Direct-to-S3 with pre-signed URLs usually scales better; your API authorizes and records metadata after upload.

How do we keep buckets private but accessible to users?

Issue short-lived signed GET URLs after checking app-level permissions on the object metadata.

Can one app use multiple buckets?

Yes—separate buckets for public assets, private user files, and exports is a common pattern.

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