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3 pointsdocuru1y ago4 comments

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I've been using AWS S3 for sometimes, nothing to complaint except whenever I need to manage, I have to login, navigate to the bucket/directory. Upload/delete file also requires too many steps

Decide to built this desktop client. I can create a connection to an existing bucket (or create a new one), then start browsing/upload/delete files just like Finder or Window explorer.

AWS credential is required (with at least read/write permission). A macOS version is available, Windows version is on the way (do let me know if you interested)

pltvss1y ago

Looks good, but how is it better than https://yarkons3.com ? Which has a free version. I generally prefer to use TUI or opensource/selfhosted solutions for something like that.

docuruOP1y ago

AWS S3 Manager is freemium, fully local with a perpetual license

pltvss1y ago

Got it, only the Pro version is paid?

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docuruOP1y ago

I've been using AWS S3 for sometimes, nothing to complaint except whenever I need to manage, I have to login, navigate to the bucket/directory. Upload/delete file also requires too many steps

Decide to built this desktop client. I can create a connection to an existing bucket (or create a new one), then start browsing/upload/delete files just like Finder or Window explorer.

AWS credential is required (with at least read/write permission). A macOS version is available, Windows version is on the way (do let me know if you interested)

pltvss1y ago

Looks good, but how is it better than https://yarkons3.com ? Which has a free version. I generally prefer to use TUI or opensource/selfhosted solutions for something like that.

docuruOP1y ago

AWS S3 Manager is freemium, fully local with a perpetual license

pltvss1y ago

Got it, only the Pro version is paid?

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse