Configure where your asynchronously rendered PDFs are stored in the cloud
The destination
parameter specifies where your PDF will be stored when using asynchronous rendering.
When rendering PDFs asynchronously, the generated file needs to be stored somewhere. The destination
parameter allows you to configure cloud storage details for the rendered PDF.
Configuration for where your PDF will be stored when using asynchronous rendering
Before using cloud destinations, you must grant Vortex PDF permission to upload files to your cloud storage:
For Google Cloud Storage, grant access to the service account by:
astronaut@vortex-pdf.iam.gserviceaccount.com
For AWS S3, add the following bucket policy to grant access:
Replace YOUR-BUCKET-NAME
with your actual S3 bucket name.
When you submit an asynchronous rendering request with a destination, the API will:
This parameter is particularly useful for:
The destination
parameter is often used together with the webhook
parameter, which allows you to receive a notification when the rendering is complete:
The webhook will receive a POST request with information about the completed rendering, including the status and location of the generated PDF.
Configure where your asynchronously rendered PDFs are stored in the cloud
The destination
parameter specifies where your PDF will be stored when using asynchronous rendering.
When rendering PDFs asynchronously, the generated file needs to be stored somewhere. The destination
parameter allows you to configure cloud storage details for the rendered PDF.
Configuration for where your PDF will be stored when using asynchronous rendering
Before using cloud destinations, you must grant Vortex PDF permission to upload files to your cloud storage:
For Google Cloud Storage, grant access to the service account by:
astronaut@vortex-pdf.iam.gserviceaccount.com
For AWS S3, add the following bucket policy to grant access:
Replace YOUR-BUCKET-NAME
with your actual S3 bucket name.
When you submit an asynchronous rendering request with a destination, the API will:
This parameter is particularly useful for:
The destination
parameter is often used together with the webhook
parameter, which allows you to receive a notification when the rendering is complete:
The webhook will receive a POST request with information about the completed rendering, including the status and location of the generated PDF.