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Probably not a bad idea to enable S3 support
Btw, if somebody here makes an instance with pictrs sending data to S3, it would be really cool if you would document it and write a guide how to enable it with a common Ansible deployment. It seems that the docker image doesn't take any environment variables, or at least there is no documented way how to turn on the object storage using the pictrs docker image. Maybe it's not implemented yet, and somebody needs to fork the docker image...
I will update this thread if/when I find out more information regarding this.
If you tend to upload images/memes etc., yes, it's a good idea. And very cheap (read: free) if you go with Cloudflare R2..