The program can help you manage the files stored on your Amazon S3 online repository, so that you have the opportunity to revise every file contained by it. It requires Java installed on your computer in order to properly function, along with an Amazon S3 storage account. The application provides you with several functions, such as object search, media player, text editor and image viewer, along with the possibility to sync your files to and from your remote Amazon S3 storage. This can easily be avoided using Cloud Explorer. In order to manage your Amazon S3 repository, you need to pay attention when syncing files, because you might end up accidentally deleting important files and overwriting them with others that have different content.
Here’s a quick video demo of the FTP Explorer like interface of CloudBerry.Download Source Code Check out the great review of Cloud Explorer by Andrei Fercalo from Softpedia:Ī handy and intuitive application that allows you to synchronize and manage all the files stored on your Amazon S3 cloud repository You can also connect to different S3 accounts simultaneous in the same session.Īnd while you can’t set cache control directly through the CloudBerry interface, they do support the PowerShell commands so there must be some way out. If you maintain multiple accounts on Amazon S3, you’ll enjoy using CloudBerry all the more because it lets you copy / transfer files across Amazon S3 buckets either directly (in the cloud) or via your computer. Pretty useful if you like to work in parallel with different folders S3 buckets. What I liked most about CloudBerry Explorer is their tabbed interface so you can have multiple connections to Amazon S3 from the same window.
Though it’s easy to assume that CloudBerry Explorer is some application for BlackBerry, this is actually a new Windows based client for Amazon S3 service that just entered public beta and sports an impressive array of features.
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