CloudBerry Explorer is a freeware Windows Client for Amazon S3 and CloudFront services. CloudBerry Explorer makes managing files in Amazon S3 storage EASY.

By providing an FTP client like 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. And best of all it is absolutely free!

CloudBerry Explorer supports multiple S3 accounts and lets you open multiple connections, which you can then easily manage through interface tabs. The program's configuration options also let you tweak the way the program works with files when copying and moving data.

 

 

 

Click On The Play Button To Watch the  Installation And Quick Tour of Cloudberry Explorer.

 

 

Browse S3 Buckets:

CloudBerry Explorer allows you to browse contents of your S3 bucket and create new buckets and folders and rename files. (See the above Picture) It works just like Windows Explorer or any other file system browser.

 

Copy Files in background:

CloudBerry Explorer allows you to copy files in the background, you can turn to other tasks while copy process is running. You can also pause/ resume copy process and review copy queue for errors. You can also hide CloudBerry Explorer to system tray to free up some space on your task bar while copy process is running. It will tell you when the process is over.

 

Register Multiple S3 Accounts:

 

CloudBerry Explorer allows you to register as many Amazon S3 accounts as you like.

 

CloudBerry Explorer allows you to setup access control lists (ACL) with ACL editor, you can grant access rights to other Amazon S3 users or to any internet users. ACL editor reminds you the one that you use to manage file permissions on Windows.

Besides, you can propagate bucket ACL to all files in that bucket- something that Amazon S3 doesn’t provide out of the box.

 

Efficiently copy files between S3 accounts:

CloudBerry explorer provides for fast and efficient way to copy objects between two Amazon S3 accounts, it leverages Amazon S3 capabilities to run this process on Amazon servers without the need to download files to your local computer.

 

Generate Web URL:

CloudBerry Explorer allows you to generate URL for single or multiple objects. You can also generate time limited URLs that will expire at a predefined time. You can also specify CNAMEs to make your URLs look nicer and use http://chilp.it/ URL shortening service and BiTorrent URLs.

 

Configure CloudFront Distribution:

CloudFront is another Amazon service that works in conjunction with S3 and allows for efficient content distribution. The content is published to data centers in multiple geographical zones and the user download content from the server that requires fewer network hops. All this happens transparently to the end user and the publisher pay a small per usage base fee.

CloudBerry Explorer allows you to configure Amazon CloudFront service in a matter of minutes. Just select a bucket and click a button on the toolbar.

 

PowerShell Command Line Interface:

Finally, CloudBerry Explorer ships with a set of PowerShell cmdlets which you can use to script bulk or frequent operations. Most of the features available thru the user interface are also available though a PowerShell command line interface. You can combine CloudBerry Explorer commands with regular PowerShell commands. PowerShell is designed to operate with other objects, so you’re not limited to command syntax. You can write complex scripts with loops and conditions and schedule routing tasks such as data backup or cleanup.

 

CloudBerry Explorer PRO version:

CloudBerry Explorer PRO offers some advanced features over Freeware version. It makes managing files Amazon S3 in even easier, more secure and cost efficienet. By providing a 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. With CloudBerry Explorer, Amazon S3 becomes an extension to your local storage. You are no longer limited to the classic data storage on your local drive(s). With CloudBerry Explorer, you can move files to Amazon S3 just as easily as managing them on your local drive(s). CloudBerry Explorer allows you to move large files such as photos, videos, and music to Amazon S3 and free up your local storage. The files on your Amazon S3 can be shared with anyone who has access to the internet. For security purposes, the S3 accounts can be password protected and access can be restricted. PRO features: Encryption–make sure the data is always protected and only you can view it. Compression–speed up copy process and save on storage and transfer cost. Chunking–break large files into smaller ones to speed up the process and make transfer more reliable. FTP support–copy files directly from FTP server to S3 bucket.

 

Features Of CloudBerry Explorer Freeware and the Pro Version:

Requires: .NET Framework 2.0 Microsoft

 

CloudBerry Explorer PRO can be obtained on the link below:

—> CloudBerry Explorer PRO

 

CloudBerry Explorer Free Edition  can be obtained by clicking on the blue download button below.

 

“For the best 3 comments received  by 28/05/2010 I’m entitled to provide the authors with a 1 license  key for CloudBerry Explorer PRO. Which will be generously supplied by the software developer.  The lucky authors  will be notified by e-mail, requesting an e-mail address to be used to generated a license  key.”  Good LUCK!

 

OS Requirements:

Win 2003/Win XP/

Vista/Win 7

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