Initial shared instances backend (#3800)

* Create base shared instance migration and initial routes

* Fix build

* Add version uploads

* Add permissions field for shared instance users

* Actually use permissions field

* Add "public" flag to shared instances that allow GETing them without authorization

* Add the ability to get and list shared instance versions

* Add the ability to delete shared instance versions

* Fix build after merge

* Secured file hosting (#3784)

* Remove Backblaze-specific file-hosting backend

* Added S3_USES_PATH_STYLE_BUCKETS

* Remove unused file_id parameter from delete_file_version

* Add support for separate public and private buckets in labrinth::file_hosting

* Rename delete_file_version to delete_file

* Add (untested) get_url_for_private_file

* Remove url field from shared instance routes

* Remove url field from shared instance routes

* Use private bucket for shared instance versions

* Make S3 environment variables fully separate between public and private buckets

* Change file host expiry for shared instances to 180 seconds

* Fix lint

* Merge shared instance migrations into a single migration

* Replace shared instance owners with Ghost instead of deleting the instance
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Josiah Glosson
2025-06-19 14:46:12 -05:00
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#### CDN options
`STORAGE_BACKEND`: Controls what storage backend is used. This can be either `local`, `backblaze`, or `s3`, but defaults to `local`
`STORAGE_BACKEND`: Controls what storage backend is used. This can be either `local` or `s3`, but defaults to `local`
The Backblaze and S3 configuration options are fairly self-explanatory in name, so here's simply their names:
`BACKBLAZE_KEY_ID`, `BACKBLAZE_KEY`, `BACKBLAZE_BUCKET_ID`
`S3_ACCESS_TOKEN`, `S3_SECRET`, `S3_URL`, `S3_REGION`, `S3_BUCKET_NAME`
The S3 configuration options are fairly self-explanatory in name, so here's simply their names:
`S3_ACCESS_TOKEN`, `S3_SECRET`, `S3_URL`, `S3_REGION`, `S3_PUBLIC_BUCKET_NAME`, `S3_PRIVATE_BUCKET_NAME`, `S3_USES_PATH_STYLE_BUCKETS`
#### Search, OAuth, and miscellaneous options