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Minor changes to make it work with Google Cloud Storage instead
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Hi, not sure if you will check this comment, but there was no way reach you.
I was looking for this exactly.
google and aws s3 has linux CLI that I can upload my heavy media library to the cloud storage.
so now, I try to look up any existing plugin for google cloud storage connect to wordpress media library.but no luck except this one. every one seems to build plugin for google drop box, not for "google cloud storage".
r u planning to build native Google Cloud Storage plugin for wordpress??
I may wait for it...
if you are not planning, I have to work with aws S3...
any replying will be appreciate, thanks
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https://tim.purewhite.id.au/2015/10/wordpress-google-cloud-storage/
Have a look at that blog post. That shows how with the AWS plugin (and this one because it uses Google's S3 API as well) can upload your existing media library easily. Just this plugin and wp-cli required and a simple bash script.
Ideally I'd like to build a native Google Cloud Storage plugin, or Backblaze B2 plugin. Realistically that won't happen for awhile due to time constraints.
Hope that helps. Easiest way to respond to the blog post is to open an issue on the post (https://github.com/timwhite/technicallytim/issues)