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I have a question related to my ASP.net MVC 3 application. My web app allows users to upload files to Amazon S3 and other members to access them. I wish to have control over who can access these file. To do this I dont want to expose the URI’s of the files and I would perfer not to have the server proxy the file.
Can someone suggest the best ways to achieve this?
S3 allows you to create a signed url which has a time expiration. This appears to have been covered completely here: Creating expiring links to S3 or Cloudfront hosted content with ASP .Net