Projects

Tarzan

Tarzan is a fast, powerful PHP toolkit for building web applications with Amazon Web Services. Tarzan is an object-oriented PHP5 API for working with some of Amazon's web services. Tarzan has a consistent API across classes, is fully object-oriented with little-to-no code duplication across ... [More] the API, has complete API documentation, and is developed by a commercial entity that uses AWS in pretty hardcore ways. This means that that there will be long-term continued support as well as enhancements and helpers that make the API as useful as possible. The API is fully documented, and support is provided primarily by users, for users. Read and contribute to the documentation wiki. [Less]

marajo

Marajo 2.0Marajo 2 is the same powerful web application framework used by CloudRight LLC to provide fast scalable web applications to its clients. It uses simple and compatible development with Google AppEngine with the ability to run anywhere you need. Combined with boto, this system can easily ... [More] scale based on any of your requirements. ScalingCurrently, auto-scaling is not enabled. Since sessions are stored in the database, Apache's Load Balancer can easily be set up to use multiple application servers without any side-effects. See the GettingStarted page for how to set up your first webapp! [Less]

tarzan-aws

Our name and website have changed!This project used to be called Tarzan, but is now called CloudFusion (as of January 2010). Please visit http://getcloudfusion.com for current project information. Thank you. :) All development has moved to http://github.com/cloudfusion/cloudfusion. The only ... [More] things that we've kept here are (a) issue tracking, and (b) downloads. This will continue to be the case for the foreseeable future. [Less]

erlsdb

What is ErlSDB?ErlSDB is an Erlang library to access Amazon's SimpleDB web service. It uses REST APIs to access SimpleDB service and is built on top OTP. What is SimpleDB?SimpleDB is Amazon's web service that provides persistence service for storing or querying a collection of key/value ... [More] pairs. A collection of key/value pair is called an item, which is similar to row in relational database. However, unlike relation database you can store varying number of key/values. These items are in turn stored in domains which provide a naming scope. Installingsvn checkout http://erlsdb.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ erlsdb-read-only Buildingmake Testingedit Makefile and add access key and secret key, then type make test UsageTake a look at test/erlsdb_test.erl to learn usage, here is a sample code Starting Servererlsdb:start(type, [#sdb_state{ access_key = "YourAccessKey", secret_key = "YourSecretKey", domain = "YourDomain" } ]) Creating Domain erlsdb:create_domain()Note that the server will use the domain that was passed during initialization. Listing all Domains {ok, List, _} = erlsdb:list_domains()Deleting Domain erlsdb:delete_domain()Adding an item Attributes = lists:sort([ ["StreetAddress", "705 5th Ave"], ["City", "Seattle"], ["State", "WA"], ["Zip", "98101"] ]), erlsdb:put_attributes("TccAddr", Attributes)Retrieving an item {ok, UnsortedAttrs} = erlsdb:get_attributes("TccAddr")Deleting an item erlsdb:delete_attributes("TccAddr"),Change Logv0.1 - 12/21/2007 Initial release Added tests BackLog of future functionalityspawn processes for queries better error handling Project OwnerShahzad Bhatti FeedbackSend patches, issues and comments to bhatti AT plexobject DOT com URL: http://bhatti.plexobject.com Join the ProjectYou are welcome to join this project especially if you have experience with Erlang/OTP. Any feedback or suggestions is greatly appreciated. [Less]

amazon-simpledb-cli

This short Perl script provides a simple command line interface to Amazon SimpleDB. It requires you to also install the Perl modules provided by Amazon. The latest version of this script can be found here: http://simpledb-cli.notlong.com/ Here is the manpage extracted from the script including ... [More] installation instructions: NAME simpledb - Amazon SimpleDB command line interface SYNOPSIS simpledb [opts] create-domain DOMAIN simpledb [opts] delete-domain DOMAIN simpledb [opts] list-domains simpledb [opts] put DOMAIN ITEM [NAME=VALUE]... simpledb [opts] put-replace DOMAIN ITEM [NAME=VALUE]... simpledb [opts] get DOMAIN ITEM [NAME]... simpledb [opts] delete DOMAIN ITEM [NAME[=VALUE]]... simpledb [opts] query DOMAIN EXPRESSION OPTIONS --help Print help and exit. --aws-access-key-id KEY AWS access key id [Defaults to $AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID environment variable] --aws-secret-access-key SECRETKEY AWS secret access key [Defaults to $AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY environment variable] --max COUNT Maximum number of domains/items to retrieve and list. [Defaults to all] --separator STRING Separator between attribute name and value. [Defaults to equals (=)] ARGUMENTS DOMAIN Domain name ITEM Item name NAME Attribute name VALUE Attribute value EXPRESSION SimpleDB query expression DESCRIPTION This utility provides a simple command line interface to most Amazon SimpleDB (SDB) actions. EXAMPLES # The following examples assume you have set these environment variables: export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=... export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=... # Create a new SimpleDB domain: simpledb create-domain mydomain # List the domains for this account: simpledb list-domains # Create some items with attribute name=value pairs: simpledb put mydomain item1 key1=valueA key2=value2 x=why simpledb put mydomain item2 key1=valueB key2=value2 y=zee # Add another value for an attribute on an item: simpledb put mydomain item2 y=zed when=now who=you # Replace all values for specific attributes on an item: simpledb put-replace mydomain item1 key1=value1 newkey=newvalue # Delete all values for specific attributes on an item: simpledb delete mydomain item1 x # Delete specific values for specific attributes on an item: simpledb delete mydomain item2 who=you # List all of the item names: simpledb query mydomain # List all of the item names matching a given query: simpledb query mydomain "['key2'='value2']" simpledb query mydomain "['key2'='value2'] intersection ['y'='zee']" # List all attributes on an item: simpledb get mydomain item1 simpledb get mydomain item2 # List specific attributes on an item: simpledb get mydomain item2 key2 y # Delete the entire SimpleDB domain including all items and attributes: simpledb delete-domain mydomain ENVIRONMENT AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID Default AWS access key id AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY Default AWS secret access key INSTALLATION BEWARE! The installation of dependencies is somewhat messy with this release and may require some understanding of how Perl works! This tool depends on the following Perl modules from CPAN: Getopt::Long Pod::Usage Digest::SHA1 Digest::HMAC XML::Simple You can install them using the "cpan" command on many Linux distros: sudo cpan Getopt::Long Pod::Usage Digest::SHA1 Digest::HMAC XML::Simple This tool also depends on the Amazon::SDB modules provided by Amazon (not the one in CPAN). Amazon's modules can be found here: http://developer.amazonwebservices.com/connect/entry.jspa?externalID=1136 Here is how I installed them. curl -Lo amazon-simpledb-perl-library.zip \ http://amazon-simpledb-perl-library.notlong.com unzip amazon-simpledb-perl-library.zip sitelib=$(perl -MConfig -le 'print $Config{sitelib}') sudo scp -r amazon-simpledb-*-perl-library/src/Amazon $sitelib Finally, this command line interface can be installed with: sudo curl -Lo /usr/local/bin/simpledb http://simpledb-cli.notlong.com sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/simpledb SEE ALSO Amazon SimpleDB (SDB) http://www.amazon.com/SimpleDB-AWS-Service-Pricing/b/?node=342335011 Amazon SimpleDB Developer Guide http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AmazonSimpleDB/2007-11-07/DeveloperGui de/ sdbShell (another SimpleDB command line interface by David Kavanagh) http://code.google.com/p/typica/ CAVEATS As currently written this tool does not support keys containing equal signs (=). Output will be difficult to parse if the values contain newlines. HISTORY 2008-06-03 Eric Hammond - Completed --max option 2008-05-26 Eric Hammond - Original release [Less]

WSS3 Workflow Tools

The tooling provides rapid workflow development for the Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 platform, comparable to the InfoPath based design methodology used with SharePoint Server. In the toolset you will find all the components that you need to bring your workflows to the next level. Use the Visual ... [More] Studio templates to easily create new workflow forms. Derive from the base classes to focus on the business at hand without the need to write SharePoint specific infrastructure, or make your workflow forms designable by using the hosted form infrastructure. As a bonus the first building blocks for bulk-task operations is also provided. [Less]

amazingapis

Amazon AWS Libraries based on typica and jetS3t For SDB: Java - SDB binding Documentation For SQS : A SQS Message Listener For S3 : a java.util.File like API Some General Purpose Google App Engine Java utilities including For Appengine Java : A JSON based Command Execution Framework ... [More] Documentation For Appengine Java : A JSON Client that can send Java Objects to server For Appengine Java : An implementation of Spring-Junit4-Appengine-java based test environment that can help in junit [Less]

awsgroovyclouds

Java and Groovy projects can get started using S3, SQS, and SDB with a simple interface to AWS. - Support for the latest versions of the API including latest SimpleDB BatchPutAttributes, up-to-date Signature Versions - Thread-safe drivers for accessing different AWS accounts - Introduction of ... [More] concept of namespace to manage different developers accessing same AWS account, different AWS accounts - Easy integration for Java codebases - Easy configurable HTTP, HTTPS requests [Less]

sdb-simple-customer

Simple Customer is a well known open source customer management solution (www.simplecustomer.com) that uses MySQL for data storage. This project takes Simple Customer and modifies it to use Amazon SimpleDB instead.

sdbox

sdb