blobstoring-dotnet

You can configure multiple blob storage providers in ASP.NET Core using keyed dependency injection to register separate IBlobStoringService instances for FileSystem and MinIO simultaneously. This allows you to inject and use multiple storage providers within the same project without custom boilerplate.

To generate MinIO presigned URLs in a .NET backend, you use a standardized IBlobStoringService implementation that handles S3-compatible object storage operations. This eliminates manual integration code and provides built-in presigned URL generation functionality for secure file access.

Yes, you can use local FileSystem and S3-compatible MinIO storage in the same .NET application by leveraging keyed dependency injection. This allows you to register and resolve multiple distinct blob storage providers based on your specific storage requirements.

The best way to add file upload and download functionality to a Jarvis Clean Architecture app is using pre-built blob storage templates. These provide ready-to-use dependency injection registration and appsettings configuration for the Infrastructure layer without writing custom storage logic.

No, this blob storage integration does not require custom configuration boilerplate in appsettings.json. It provides standardized configuration templates that handle provider-specific settings for both FileSystem and MinIO storage out of the box.