Adapting An Existing AWS S3 Application To DigitalOcean Spaces

We set out to give WordPress users an easy solution to offload their Media Library to Spaces We built the Media Library Folders Pro to help WordPress users better manage their Media Library and files with real folders. Many Media Library Folders Pro users rely on the plugin to help them manage especially large Media Libraries – the type that can quickly fill up a server.
These are the types of users who can benefit most from offloading their files to a service like Spaces and serving them either directly, or through a CDN.
In the WordPress space, however, there’s no core functionality to help users offload their Media Library to a service like Spaces. As DigitalOcean users ourselves, we understand the benefit of being able to work within the DigitalOcean platform, which is why we set out to give WordPress users an easy solution to offload their Media Library to DigitalOcean Spaces.
In this post, we’ll detail how we adapted our existing Media Library Folders Pro S3 and Spaces extension to work with DigitalOcean Spaces.
Launched in November 2017, Spaces is DigitalOcean’s object storage service. It has a number of similarities to AWS S3, though it’s notably easier for end users to
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