1, 2, 3 storage with S3

how-to
May 25, 20091 min

Amazon Simple Storage Service (or S3, man) is a publicly available service that hip developers can leverage for storing digital assets such as images, video, music, and documents. S3 provides a RESTful API for interacting with the service programmatically. In IBM DeveloperWorks’ article entitled “Storage made easy with S3″, you’ll learn how to use the open-source JetS3t library to leverage Amazon’s S3 cloud service for storing and retrieving data.

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When Andrew Glover isn't listening to “Funkytown” or “Le Freak” he enjoys speaking on the No Fluff Just Stuff Tour. He also writes articles for multiple online publications including IBM's developerWorks and O'Reilly’s ONJava and ONLamp portals. Andrew is also the co-author of Java Testing Patterns, which was published by Wiley in September 2004; Addison-Wesley’s Continuous Integration; and Manning’s Groovy in Action.

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