Category Archives: JetS3t

JetS3t 0.8.1 in the wild

Posted on April 10, 2011 by James Murty

The newest version of JetS3t has been released and is now roaming free. Meet 0.8.1. This release has been a long time coming, mainly due to my reluctance to finish the documentation. But it’s finally here and comes with some … Continue reading →

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JetS3t support for S3 Website Hosting

Posted on February 17, 2011 by James Murty

I have just released code for JetS3t that adds API-level support for Amazon S3′s new Website Hosting feature. With a Website Hosting configuration applied to an S3 bucket, the bucket can serve static content but will also act in a … Continue reading →

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JetS3t 0.8.0, now with extra Google

Posted on October 3, 2010 by James Murty

I have released the newest version of JetS3t, version 0.8.0. Real Google Storage support Amongst many other things, this release is the first to include native support for Google Storage for Developers (GS). This means that you can now interact … Continue reading →

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JetS3t 0.7.4

Posted on July 19, 2010 by James Murty

The latest release of JetS3t, version 0.7.4, was released over the weekend. Bug fixes: Shell scripts are more compatible with Cygwin New toolkit functionality: Added support for the new Reduced Redundancy Storage (RRS) class for objects CloudFrontService: Support for HTTPS-only … Continue reading →

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JetS3t Supports "Reduced Redundancy" Storage

Posted on May 19, 2010 by James Murty

As of a few minutes ago the latest JetS3t code includes support for a new S3 feature called Reduced Redundancy Storage. If you keep non-vital data in S3 you can now choose to accept “reduced redundancy” for this data in … Continue reading →

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CloudFront Access Logs for Streaming Distributions

Posted on May 13, 2010 by James Murty

Amazon has announced the new Access Logs feature for CloudFront streaming distributions. With access logging turned on you can see when and how people interact with your streamed content. The latest JetS3t code provides basic API support for enabling and … Continue reading →

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