Node file uploader for Openstack Swift using Pipes and Streams

This is an example application which can be run on Bluemix.

This application showcases how to pipe files from a multi-part form using streams to Openstack Swift. This is really important by using pipes and streams you do not chew up disk space or memory.

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Deploy this app:

Automatically by clicking this image:

Manually as follows:

1. Clone the app (i.e. this repo)

git clone https://github.com/IBM-Bluemix/node-file-upload-swift.git
cd node-file-upload-swift

2. Create a Object Storage service instance specifically for this application. With Bluemix, the following command will create a free Object Storage instance.

  cf create-service Object-Storage Free swift-node-file-upload

3. Edit the manifest.yml file. Change the 'host' attribute to something unique.

4. Push to Bluemix with the updated manifest.yml.

cf push

NOTE: This app connects to a container in Swift called "test" defaulty. You will need to create this container. You can do this by the following.

• Going to the Bluemix dashboard
• click on your app
• click on the object storage service
• create a container on this page called "test"

If you would like to use a container called something else you will need to do the following.

cf set-env myappname CONTAINER containername
cf restage myappname

Replace myappname with the app of your application and containername with the name of your container.

Access your application URL in the browser. You should see the main page and be able to navigate the links.

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• Application Name (application_name)
• Space ID (space_id)
• Application Version (application_version)
• Application URIs (application_uris)

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Disabling Deployment Tracking

Deployment tracking can be disabled by removing require("cf-deployment-tracker-client").track(); from the beginning of the server.js main server file.