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Storage for uploading and downloading videos from my web application.

Posted October 17, 2020 433 views
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I am trying to host a web application which there will be expected a lot of videos or images upload or download from the users who visit the site. I have noticed that there are 2 kind of storage in DigitalOcean(Volumes/Spaces) but I am confused which storage am I using for storing the video and image data that the user may upload or download.

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bobbyiliev October 18, 2020

Hi there @derek986986,

Flexible and scalable data storage is a baseline requirement for most applications and services being developed with modern techniques and tools. Whether storing large or small amounts of images, videos, or blobs of text, application developers need a solution for the storage and retrieval of user-generated content, logs, backups, and so on.

What I could suggest is going through this tutorial here:

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/object-storage-vs-block-storage-services

It will give you a really good overview of what the main differences are and which storage would be more suitable for your needs.

Regards,
Bobby

Object Storage vs. Block Storage Services
by Brian Boucheron
Flexible and scalable data storage is a baseline requirement for most applications and services being developed today. With today's complex deployments, containers, and ephemeral infrastructure, the days of simply saving files to disk on a single server are gone. Cloud providers have developed services to fill the storage needs of modern application deployments, and they mostly fit into two categories: object storage, and block storage.
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