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Stores WordPress uploads in an Amazon S3 bucket. Optionally, enables the use of a Cloudfront distribution.

##Features

• Works on both network and single WordPress installations. The bucket directly mirrors the wp-content/uploads directory.
• Syncs files immediately on upload, edit and delete.
• Can sync all a site's uploads at once -- useful if you are importing a site.

Installation

$ composer require nowzoo/wp-s3

Instantiate the admin panels by including this code somewhere (e.g in wp-content/mu-plugins/index.php):

<?php
NowZoo\WPS3\Plugin::inst();

Setup

• You need an Amazon S3 account.
• Create an S3 bucket for your WordPress installation. Networked installations only need one bucket.
• Recommended: Create a dedicated IAM user for the bucket, and attach a policy to the bucket that allows that user to upload and delete objects. Instructions for bucket policies.
• Enter the AWS user credentials, bucket name and, optionally, a Cloudfront distribution domain...
  • Network installs: /wp-admin/network/settings.php?page=nowzoo-aws-s3
  • Single installs: /wp-admin/settings.php?page=nowzoo-aws-s3