I am bad at keeping disks alive over a long period. As such, I have elected to put my collection of personal photos and videos up in the cloud

This works fine, but sometimes it's useful to be able to share a photo gallery with friends and family with a simple link to a website.

Many solutions to this exist, but most of them seem bloated. I have created a simple S3 media browser with all configuration stored in a single declarative file. It supports useful degrees of authentication (I think) and thumbnails.

In this talk I'll show how it works and some examples of configuring it.

See https://github.com/nqpz/roundworm for the code.

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Slides: https://niels.udsigtspunkt.dk/public/niels-roundworm.pdf

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Schedule for roundworm: A simple frontend for browsing pictures and videos stored in S3 storage

• Sunday, Aug 7th, 2022, 13:30 (CEST) - Sunday, Aug 7th, 2022, 13:40 (CEST) at Speakers Tent