I agree with your "better advice"... Even if it's a public facing app, having them stored in the DB makes it much easier to restore, replicate, etc... Not to mention allowing fine grained authorization rules. Any time I…
Not sure about point 1 as a blanket statement... many times external services are not allowed and therefore aren't accessible. How is S3 storing them? Probably in a DB. In some DB and application frameworks, IO issues…
I agree with your "better advice"... Even if it's a public facing app, having them stored in the DB makes it much easier to restore, replicate, etc... Not to mention allowing fine grained authorization rules. Any time I…
Not sure about point 1 as a blanket statement... many times external services are not allowed and therefore aren't accessible. How is S3 storing them? Probably in a DB. In some DB and application frameworks, IO issues…