May 14, 2012
CloudBerry Lab has released CloudBerry Explorer v3.4,
an application that allows users to manage files in Amazon S3 buckets just as they
would on their local computers. CloudBerry Explorer allows end users to accomplish
simple tasks without special technical knowledge, automate time-consuming tasks to
improve productivity.
Amazon CloudFront recently introduced several new features to support delivery of the
dynamic website containing static objects, dynamic content, or a mixture of the two.
With these features the users can use CloudFront to speed up delivery of their entire
dynamic website they run in Amazon EC2/ELB (or third-party origins), without needing
to worry about which URLs should point to CloudFront and which ones should go directly
to the origin.
With the latest version of CloudBerry Explorer the users can specify multiple origin
servers for a CloudFront distribution, include query string parameters as part of the
object's cache key and configure cache behaviors based on URL path patterns.
The ability to include query string parameters as part of the object's cache key.
When query strings are turned on, CloudFront will pass the full URL to the origin
server and also use the full URL to uniquely identify an object in the cache.
The ability to configure cache behaviors based on URL path patterns. Each URL path
pattern includes a set of cache behaviors associated with it. These cache behaviors
include the target origin, a switch for query strings to be on/off, a list of trusted
signers for private content, the viewer protocol policy, and the minTTL that CloudFront
should apply for that URL path pattern.
CloudBerry Explorer is designed to work on Windows 2000/XP/Vista and Windows 7 and
Windows Server 2003/2008. Microsoft PowerShell command line interface allows advanced
computer users integrate Amazon S3 storage access with other routines.
CloudBerry Explorer for Windows is a freeware. CloudBerry Explorer PRO costs $39.99 (US).
You will continue to pay Amazon directly for their S3 charges.
For more information & to download your copy, visit our Web site at:
CloudBerry Explorer Freeware
https://www.msp360.com/explorer/windows/amazon-s3/
CloudBerry Explorer PRO
https://www.msp360.com/explorer/windows/amazon-s3/
About CloudBerry lab
CloudBerry Lab was established in 2008 by a group of experienced IT professionals
with the mission to help organizations in adopting Cloud computing technologies by
closing the gap between Cloud vendor propositions and consumer needs through development
of innovative low-costs solutions.
For more information contact:
Alexander Negrash,
Marketing Manager at CloudBerry Lab
https://www.msp360.com
contact@cloudberrylab.com