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LOUDBERRY EXPLORER FOR AMAZON S3 - FREEWARE CloudBerry Explorer makes managing files in Amazon S3 EASY. By providing an industry leading user interface to Amazon S3 accounts, files, and buckets, CloudBerry lets you manage your files on cloud just as you would on your own local computer. I also ... [More] allows configuring Amazon CloudFront Distributions. Works only on Windows [Less]

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Extensions to Amazon's AWS CLI Tools.

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The Smashed Apples Development Platform is an Open Source Development Stack directed towards building SaaS Adobe Flex applications off of cloud services like Amazon Web Services and Google App Engine .Explorer Demo Application Be sure to read the Check Out Guide to see any caveats on checking ... [More] code out. To get started quickly follow the Quick Start Guide. Project DependenciesAmazon EC2 Configuration Adobe BlazeDS Smashed Apples Flex SDK Flex SDK flexlib Java Api Java Library for Amazon SimpleDB Jakarta Commons JAXB log4j [Less]

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An Amazon Review and Wish List Consumer for .NETGet your Reviews and Wish List from Amazon then store it locally in XML format. IntroductionTo use this module for your own Amazon reviews and product lists you will need to sign-up for the following: An Amazon Web Service (AWS) access key. ... [More] http://aws.amazon.com/ An Amazon Associates tag. https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/associates/join An Amazon Account. http://www.amazon.com/gp/css/homepage.html Then you will need to write a review or create a wish list, and then find the following: The listid you want to retrieve a list from. Don't know where to find this? I found my ListId by navigating to my wish list: http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/registry.html/?id=3JU6ASKNUS7B8 then pulling out 3JU6ASKNUS7B8 (the identifier after id= from the url). The CustomerId you want to retrieve reviews from. Don't know where to find this? I found my CustomerId by navigating to my reviews: http://www.amazon.com/gp/cdp/member-reviews/A2JM0EQJELFL69/ then pulling out A2JM0EQJELFL69 (the last element of the url). Example //Hydrate the request object with your Amazon details IAmazonRequest amazonRequest = new AmazonRequest(); amazonRequest.AssociateTag = "adamkahtavaap-20"; amazonRequest.AWSAccessKeyId = "1MRF________MR2"; amazonRequest.CustomerId = "A2JM0EQJELFL69"; amazonRequest.ListId = "3JU6ASKNUS7B8"; //Hydrate your file parameter object with your file details (where you want the files saved to) IFileParameters fileParameters = new FileParameters(); string folderPath = Path.Combine(HttpContext.Current.Request.PhysicalApplicationPath, "Xml"); fileParameters.ProductFileNameAndPath = folderPath + @"\Products.xml"; fileParameters.ReviewFileNameAndPath = folderPath + @"\Reviews.xml"; fileParameters.ErrorFileNameAndPath = folderPath + @"\Errors.xml"; IAmazonApplication amazonApplication = new AmazonApplication(amazonRequest, fileParameters); amazonApplication.Save(); [Less]

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boto_web has moved!We've migrated boto_web to botoweb and are now hosting it on bitbucket.org: http://botoweb.com Objectiveboto_web is an Application Framework for highly scalable application servers. It uses the standard Three-Tier architecture to be housed in the Amazon Web Services ... [More] environment. It uses boto for communication with these services (hence the name, boot_web). DocumentationInstalling Building your first Application Running an Application Server The boto_web shell environment Overviewboto.web is split up into the following Layers: Application Layer Caching Layer Filter Layer Authentication Layer Shared Resources [Less]

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This library is intended to provide a high level, natural PHP programming style interface that leverages the Amazon Web Services (AWS) SimpleDB with a syntax in a mySQL format, to lower the barriers to entry of LAMP programmers who desire to leverage the AWS SimpleDB.It relies on the paws-library ... [More] and the standard Amazon SimpleDB library, and wraps them in a easy to use class that makes accessing AWS SimpleDB via a mySQL format. Initially it is more of a mySQL lite. This library is Copyright (C) 2009 by Jim Kalac, and is released under the terms of the Apache 2.0 License. PROJECT DISCONTINUEDThis project has been discontinued due to the discovery of the Tarzan AWS tool set. If you are looking for PHP AWS tools, it is recommended that you check out Tarzan at http://tarzan-aws.com/ Version 1.1 now availableFor changes see the Change Log. Quick StartThe source for this library as a package that includes the paws package distribution can be downloaded from Featured Download. Untar the package. This will provide a myPaws-x.x/folder with three sub-folders: Amazon/ contains the Amazon SimpleDB PHP library distribution paws/ which contains the paws library distribution myPaws/ which contains the myPawsSDB class definition, some examples, and the documentation. The file paws/pawsConfig.php will have to be edited to add your AWS id and password and configure the path correctly. There is plenty of detail in the paws documentation for this. It is recommended to rename the myPaws-x.x folder to aws. Sample Useinclude_once('aws/myPaws/myPaws.php'); $db=new myPawsSDB(); $rows=$db->select('*')->from('mytable')->where("'order_date' > '2009-01-01'")->orderby('order_date')->limit(10)->go(); if (!$rows) { echo $db->getErrorCode().': '.$db->getErrorMessage(); } else { echo count($rows)." rows. \n"; if (count($rows)>0) { foreach($rows as $key=>$fields) { echo "$key: \n"; foreach($fields as $id=>$value) { echo "- $id: $val \n"; } } } }More Samples. Online DocumentationHopefully use of this library is fairly straight forward by using the Samples in a code by example fashion. Beta Testers, Contributors and Collaborators WelcomeIt is hoped that this project grows into a tool well beyond the meager contributions of the author. Comments, Questions or FeedbackIf you have any comments, questions or feedback on the library, please leave Feedback. [Less]

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====This library is intended to provide a high level interface to leverage the Amazon Web Services (AWS) SimpleDB for Code Igniter with a syntax in a mySQL format that hopefully lowers the barriers to entry of LAMP programmers who desire to leverage AWS SimpleDB via CI. It relies on the myPawsSDB ... [More] package which includes and the standard Amazon SimpleDB library, and wraps them in a easy to use class that makes accessing AWS SimpleDB via a mySQL style and uses mySQL language. Currently requires PHP 5. This library is Copyright (C) 2009 by Jim Kalac, and is released under the terms of the Apache 2.0 License. PROJECT DISCONTINUEDThis project has been discontinued due the myPaws toolset, that it is based upon, being discontinued. If you are looking for PHP AWS tools, it is recommended that you check out Tarzan at http://tarzan-aws.com/ Quick StartThe source for this library as a package that includes ciPaws, myPaws and the paws package distribution can be downloaded from the Recommended Package Download. Place the package contents in your CI application/libraries/ folder. This will provide the following: Mypaws.php the CI class that leverages the myPaws library aws/ the Amazon Web Services folder aws/Amazon/ contains the Amazon SimpleDB PHP library distribution aws/paws/ which contains the paws library distribution aws/myPaws/ which contains the myPawsSDB class definition. ConfigurationAdd the following to your CI application/config/config.php file: /************************************************************************ * Amazon SimpleDB access keys, used by the myPaws library * * Access Key ID and Secret Acess Key ID, obtained from: * http://aws.amazon.com ***********************************************************************/ $config['AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID']=''; $config['AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY']='';And replace with your Amazon Web Services access keys. Sample Controller Useclass Mycontroller extends Controller { function Mycontroller() { parent::Controller(); } function index() { $this->load->library('mypaws'); $tables=$this->mypaws->showTables(); var_dump($tables); } }More Samples. Beta Testers, Contributors and Collaborators WelcomeIt is hoped to grow this project to include a CI database driver. Feedback [Less]

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A Windows application that uses Amazon E-Commerce Service for searching, reviewing and browsing products with user given parameters against Amazon.com catalogs. Application is targeted for home users.

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CloudDebug utilizes the Amazon Web Services on-demand infrastructure in order to provide a slim and flexible framework for debugging and logging distributed applications. The framework is composed of extensions to state-of-the-art Java tools and libraries, such as log4j and JMS. Amazon's ... [More] Simple Queue Service (SQS) is used as a simple, yet powerful Message-Oriented-Middleware and Amazon's SimpleDB serves as a means to store Context data needed in the framework. Current project status: Alpha. Overview Traditional logging with log4j + JMS + Middleware System: A novel approach to logging with log4j + (JMS) + SQS: [Less]

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EC2 Helper Scripts are a group of scripts to help you manage Amazon EC2 Instances

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