Cloud storage configuration

WoWonder Amazon S3 Media Integration

Connection of an existing WoWonder media workflow to Amazon S3, including bucket configuration, upload and delivery checks, and controlled existing-media migration where required.

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Abstract interface preview for WoWonder Amazon S3 Media Integration
RoleAmazon S3 integration and migration developer
Product typeCloud storage configuration
FocusPHP · WoWonder · AWS

01 · The problem

Business and technical context

The platform stored media on its primary web server and needed to use WoWonder’s supported S3 path without breaking uploads, delivery, or existing content references.

02 · The solution

Implementation approach

I configured the application’s bucket, endpoint, and access settings, used AWS tooling where appropriate to inspect or move objects, tested new media uploads and delivery, and verified the agreed existing-media migration path.

03 · Key functionality

What I delivered

01

Amazon S3 bucket and endpoint integration with WoWonder.

02

Credential handling outside public application output.

03

AWS CLI support for storage checks and controlled operations.

04

New upload and file-delivery verification.

05

Existing-media migration support within the agreed scope.

04 · Constraints

Important challenges

Keeping application records and stored media references aligned.

Separating script-supported media storage from unsupported livestream behavior.

Verifying access without exposing cloud credentials or bucket internals.

05 · System view

High-level architecture

1 WoWonder media workflow
2 PHP storage configuration
3 AWS CLI and S3 API
4 Amazon S3 object delivery

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07 · Result

Operational improvement

Supported new media used the configured Amazon S3 workflow.
Existing media could be moved through a controlled, verified process.
Uploads and delivery were checked from the application rather than only the bucket.

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