Project “littles3” launched

I have launched a project, “littles3“, on Google Code. This project is a Java web application which provides a storage service based on the Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) API.

So far, I have implemented a StorageEngine which stores content to the local file system. It currently does the basic storage function outlined in the S3 api. What isn’t implemented yet?

ACL
Custom metadata

Why am I doing this? I think that Amazon S3 is a pretty neat thing. It provides hosted storage at a very reasonable rate. But there may be times when you want to store your data locally but still use the Amazon S3 API. This server will do that.

Tags: Java, programming, Software

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2 Responses to “Project “littles3” launched”

Jesse Peterson » Blog Archive » littles3 works with S3Fox Organizer says:

August 31, 2007 at 7:52 pm

[…] complete yet, but this is a good integration test. The current “littles3″ source code has ACL support now. It still needs to implement metadata and the ability to “provision” user accounts. But […]
Jesse Peterson says:

December 15, 2007 at 11:31 pm

Amazon SimpleDB announced…

Amazon announced on Thursday (12/13/2007) this week a new service: Amazon SimpleDB. SimpleDB is a new part of the Amazon Web Service (AWS) offerings. This hosted application provides, as its name suggests, a simple database. It isn’t a relational…

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