Nicolas Alvarez wrote:
> Orchid XP v8 wrote:
>> How about S3 though? From the looks of it, I can set up my own AWS
>> account, and then I can upload content. But what if you have a team of
>> devs producing content that you want to upload? Do you really have to
>> give them all the root password to do that?
> 
> Of course not. If you're root, you can create new accounts.

We're talking about "virtual" root users.

I think each user or group of users would have to have their own amazon 
account, and you would have to set the ACLs on the buckets to make it work.

Yeah, you can do that. Give each person a different Amazon login, and then 
set up the permissions on buckets to allow uploads/downloads.

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