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How to host Dragonfly image server on Heroku #462

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vikasr111 opened this issue Nov 30, 2016 · 4 comments
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How to host Dragonfly image server on Heroku #462

vikasr111 opened this issue Nov 30, 2016 · 4 comments

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@vikasr111
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We are trying to host Dragonfly on Heroku. We are using Dragonfly in some apps for the purpose of image resizing and caching. I could not find any helpful resource or example on hosting Dragonfly on Heroku. Any help will be appreciated.

@benpickles
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I have something that may help: https://github.com/benpickles/dragonfly-s3-server

@msimonborg
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@benpickles I'm having an issue in prod on heroku where the public/system/dragonfly directory is not being created or storing files, so I get a not found when I follow an image url. Does your app address this?

@benpickles
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Heroku doesn't allow file storage so you'll need to use something like Amazon S3 and configure Dragonfly to use it - that's what my app does.

@ycrepeau
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ycrepeau commented Feb 9, 2017

I currently have a project that uses Ruby on Rails, RefineryCMS, Heroku and Amazon S3 as backend storage for images. I also use dragonfly-s3_data_store. Everything was fine until...

I want to get rid of S3. I have discovered some interesting and FREE alternatives with corresponding dragonfly-XXXX_data_store gems. RefineryCMS claims it support custom backend in lieu of S3 but I have not seen documentation/example/step-by-step on how to implement this.

Any clue?

Xxxx = Coudinary and IBM Bluemix (Openstack)

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