- Expanded the API documentation to include detailed sections on file management endpoints, including upload, retrieval, sharing, and deletion.
- Added a comprehensive overview of pre-signed URLs and access levels, clarifying the differences between public, private, and shared file access.
- Introduced a new architecture section detailing the download URL generation flow and security considerations for pre-signed URLs.
- Enhanced the README with examples and explanations to improve developer understanding of file access and management processes.
- Introduced a new section detailing the Multipart Upload architecture for files larger than 100MB, including a comparison of upload methods.
- Documented the Multipart Upload flow with a sequence diagram illustrating the process from initiation to completion.
- Listed the relevant API endpoints for Multipart Upload, including initiation, part uploads, completion, and progress checking.
- Added a database schema section for tracking multipart uploads and their parts, enhancing clarity on data management.
- Updated the README and ARCHITECTURE documentation to emphasize the Logical Folder structure, clarifying that folders are a logical concept in the database rather than dependent on bucket structure.
- Highlighted the benefits of using UUID-based keys and a flat bucket structure, including improved performance, security, and scalability.
- Provided detailed examples of database schema, workflows, and performance comparisons to illustrate the advantages of the new approach over traditional methods.
- Enhanced explanations of folder management processes, including creation, renaming, and file uploads, to improve developer understanding and implementation.
- Updated the architecture documentation to emphasize the Logical Folder structure and its alignment with Data Sovereignty principles.
- Introduced a clear distinction between logical and physical storage, highlighting the benefits of using UUID-based keys and a flat bucket structure.
- Provided detailed examples of database schema, workflows, and performance comparisons to illustrate the advantages of the new approach over traditional bucket-based methods.
- Enhanced explanations of folder creation, renaming, and file management processes to improve developer understanding and implementation.
- Enhanced the architecture documentation to recommend direct upload over legacy proxy upload for improved performance and scalability.
- Added detailed comparisons of upload patterns, including throughput, memory usage, and latency.
- Updated API endpoint documentation to reflect new direct upload methods and their benefits.
- Included examples for direct upload flow and bucket directory structure to aid developers in implementation.
- Expanded the README documentation to include detailed instructions for Docker network configuration and JWT token issuer setup for inter-service communication.
- Added troubleshooting tips for common issues related to JWT issuer mismatch and container networking.
- Updated caching information and clarified available methods for the IIamServiceClient.
- Introduced a new social-service in the Docker Compose configuration for local development, including build context, environment variables, and health checks.
- Updated architecture documentation to reflect the new storage service structure and its components, including user storage quotas and file management.
- Enhanced README files to provide clearer instructions on service setup, configuration, and API endpoints for file storage management.
- Implemented caching mechanisms in the IAM service client for improved performance and reduced latency in user information retrieval.
- Updated appsettings for development to include caching settings for IAM service interactions.
- Added endpoints for sending and confirming email verification, enhancing user account security.
- Integrated two-factor authentication (2FA) with TOTP support, including enabling, verifying, and disabling 2FA.
- Implemented social login functionality for Google and Facebook, allowing users to authenticate using their existing accounts.
- Updated dependency injection to include services for email, 2FA, and social login.
- Enhanced documentation to reflect new features and usage examples for email verification and 2FA.
