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We are in the process of moving the source of the seed data for our database to a DigitalOcean Space. At present (and probably for the foreseeable future) DO Spaces do not offer a service that allows serving a default index.html page for a folder similar to how AWS S3 does. Because of this, I want to put together a simple web server that will be run in a container, and will present this index page for us.
The proposed folder structure will be as follows. Note that the source date of the files within a folder do not necessarily correspond to the date of the folder, which will simply be the "release date" of the files within the folder. This is just an example I don't know what the dates are for these files actually are. latest will always contain the most recent version of any file we have, files in any previous folders will not necessarily be from that specific date or different from the file in latest but it will be tagged as the "release date." This is meant to mimic a release tagging system a la Dockerhub:
We are in the process of moving the source of the seed data for our database to a DigitalOcean Space. At present (and probably for the foreseeable future) DO Spaces do not offer a service that allows serving a default index.html page for a folder similar to how AWS S3 does. Because of this, I want to put together a simple web server that will be run in a container, and will present this index page for us.
The proposed folder structure will be as follows. Note that the source date of the files within a folder do not necessarily correspond to the date of the folder, which will simply be the "release date" of the files within the folder. This is just an example I don't know what the dates are for these files actually are.
latest
will always contain the most recent version of any file we have, files in any previous folders will not necessarily be from that specific date or different from the file inlatest
but it will be tagged as the "release date." This is meant to mimic a release tagging system a la Dockerhub:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: