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>> So, since you seem to know a bit about AWS, here's a few questions...
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>> 1. Can you access stuff stored in S3 using normal HTTP requests?
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> Yes.
OK. The documentation wasn't very clear about this...
>> 2. How do you upload stuff to S3? I mean, presumably there's a shiny
>> webpage for uploading individual files, but what if I wanted to upload
>> programmatically?
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> You use a library, depending on what language you're using, or you
> implement your own.
I'd be in the latter group.
(There *is* actually a library already, but there's no documentation for
it, so...)
>> 3. How does AWS authentication work?
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> Using HTTP with REST, you sign certain HTTP headers and the content
> checksum (or something like that) with the secret key that Amazon gives
> you when you sign up for an account. Which makes it almost REST.
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> Using HTTP with SOAP, you use the standard SOAP certificate stuff that's
> built into decent SOAP libraries.
...right. So I actually need real crypto libraries to be able to use it?
Oh well, that's the end of that then.
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