Amazon has added a new service to their arsenal. CloudFront is a content delivery service that works closely with S3 to make public objects in your account available through a distribution network with edge locations in the US, Europe and Asia. CloudFront uses two techniques to deliver your data quickly. It caches S3 objects in [...]
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I am pleased to announce the release of JetS3t version 0.6.1, the newest version of my open source Java S3 library and application suite. This release includes bug fixes, application improvements, and support for some of the newest features of Amazon’s Simple Storage Service (S3). Highlights include: Support for copying, moving, and renaming S3 objects [...]
Amazon has announced beta support for the Copy Object operation in S3. This feature was pre-announced in March. The copy functionality allows you to copy objects within or between your S3 buckets, and optionally to replace the metadata associated with the object in the process. The single new operation makes it possible to copy, move, [...]
I am pleased to announce the release of JetS3t version 0.6.0, available now from the JetS3t web site. This release has been a long time coming (over a year since 0.5.0) and it includes numerous bug fixes and enhancements.