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I use Jungle Disk with my Amazon S3. Jungle disk has a mapped network drive directly bound to the Amazon S3 bucket of choice. When I download I can choose to
by kinlane 16y ago
I use Jungle Disk with my Amazon S3. Jungle disk has a mapped network drive directly bound to the Amazon S3 bucket of choice.
When I download I can choose to download and / or drag to my jungle disk cloud drive. Thus bypassing my local store and going straight to the cloud.
I agree with what your saying. I think web applications should allow me to use the cloud storage of my choice to store all my application settings and data.
- CasperTDK 16y agoHi. I am curious. While downloading, wouldn't it store the temp file on your pc, and then alter/transfer it to your chosen destination? E.g you need to download it and then upload it. Or does this only go for some browsers? if so, which?
- MichaelSalib 16y agoThis might bypass your local disk, but it still incurs the extra network traffic since you have to pull all the bytes to your PC before sending them out to S3. If you're moving large files and have an asymmetric connection, then it is likely that you won't even bypass local disk since you'll have completed downloading long before uploading is done. In any event, I don't think this solves the problem at all.
- nrbafna 16y agoHonestly, i didn't of the temp part. Ignorance on my part. New question. So, could there a be mechanism to skip temp altogether? Also, with chrome plugin to view document attachment straightaway in Google Docs, will it do the same thing? That will make the trivial, nonetheless, slightly convenient. There seems to be an time-zone delay between the comments :)