by Andy Brudtkuhl on February 19, 2009
Every once in awhile I go on an Amazon S3 kick. Mainly – it’s because I love the service. But for the most part people are still confused about “cloud storage” and “content delivery networks“ and think you have to be a technology wizard to use them. This is not the case – there are some awesome tools that help you work with Amazon S3. We covered Mac apps for Amazon S3 and the latest S3Fox Plugin. This time we are going to discuss CloudBerry Explorer.
Features include:
- Manage Multiple S3 Accounts
- Share Buckets with Other Users
- Copy Between Buckets
- Support for Requester Pays
- Recursive Permission Management (great feature)
- Amazon CloudFront Manager
CloudBerry Videos
Overall if you are looking to manage your Amazon S3 on Windows PC, I’d go with CloudBerry Explorer or S3Fox. Both are great choices.
by Andy Brudtkuhl on February 19, 2009
I was pleased to open Firefox today to see an update S3Fox – a firefox plugin to manage Amazon S3. We use S3Fox extensively to manage Amazon S3 on our PC’s. There are some great new features I am very excited about. First off they have updated the interface to resemble the familiar paned layout of popular FTP clients.
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by Andy Brudtkuhl on February 14, 2009
by Andy Brudtkuhl on February 11, 2009
Last week I wrote about the checklist I made for my first SXSW trip… I forgot one very important thing – my Tweetup Badge!
(@richdrake‘s tweetup badge)
A Tweetup Badge “helps you put names to faces in the offline world”… Why is this sooo important? Well there are dozens and dozens of people I plan on meeting up with in Austin that I’ve met on Twitter – but have never met in real life… In order to put the face to the name a Tweetup Badge is ESSENTIAL. And with the popularity of Twitter at SXSW you will likely get many additional followers just from wearing it around!
For $2.50 you can’t afford NOT to have one!
by Andy Brudtkuhl on February 11, 2009
Via Shawn Morton – social media strategist at Nationwide…
Part of my role at Nationwide includes educating other associates about social media. This year, I kicked off our monthly social media brown bag sessions with a Twitter 101 session.
