With S3Mock, I can use Docker to spin up the project and save and read resources from S3 using my Rails application using the AWS SDK gem. Read the full article: Using S3Mock with Rails for AWS S3 Connectivity ▸ lttr.ai/AsVke #rails #aws-s3 #s3mock

"I had been connecting locally to AWS S3 in the DEV environment, and while this was ok, it meant I always had to be connected." lttr.ai/Ar2pF #rails #aws-s3 #s3mock

In this example, it will store files in my project’s root directory under locals3root. Read the full article: Using S3Mock with Rails for AWS S3 Connectivity ▸ lttr.ai/AsAqp #rails #aws-s3 #s3mock

Starting S3Mock is super simple now, docker-compose up in your root folder (this assumes the docker-compose.yml file is in your root directory). Read more 👉 lttr.ai/Ar2pD #rails #aws-s3 #s3mock

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