Posting files to tables from outside of Tulip

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Hey all,

I’m working on a non-Tulip app which creates a log file and I’m hoping to store this log file in a Tulip table. In order to accomplish this is looks like I will have to post the file to the amazon aws bucket, and then store that location in the table.

Has anyone done anything like this before? Any tips?

Thanks!

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Hey @kcolwell -

I know of one customer who has done this with Google Cloud Storage Buckets to store STL files (that are then rendered in the CAD widget).

I have found their APIs to be quite comprehensive for this sort of use case, and they expose files in a way that Tulip can easily ingest.

Pete

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Is it still the case that we can’t upload a file or image directly to Tulip via the API, we have to have a separate AWS bucket? Does it need to be an AWS Bucket or could it be an Azure Blob?

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@Pete_Hartnett sorry forgot to tag you originally. Just bumping this thread for my earlier post.

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Just at quick glance, you are storing a link. So it can be anything. This is a different CDN from supabase Another interesting way to move images from tulip S3 into your own CDN – Michael Ellerbeck

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Hmm or do this, Bulk Import Photos to records - #3 by Pete_Hartnett