Does EMC or any third party provide a browser for Atmos Online? I'm looking for something similar to Bucket Explorer or S3Fox which work with S3. It would allow me to enter my account credentials then display the objects that I own. I could then copy the objects to my local file system or delete them.
Check out http://www.twinstrata.com/ ,a 3rd party company which is testing with ATMOS , they are using CloudArray software to connect to the cloud and its a beta version .... they seem to be a part of a partner program. i dont have more details regarding it....
I am familiar with TwinStrata. Their product is much more advanced than what I'm looking for. TwinStrata's product is CloudArray. It is software only. It allows you to create volumes and expose them to hosts using iSCSI. CloudArray provides a very large cache (to mask the latency inherent in cloud storage), compression, encryption, replication, etc.
What I'm looking for is a simple tool to create, list and delete my objects. I suppose it would need to use listable-tags to find the files. I'll probably just write something myself. I just have not had time to do this.
I took a look at installing you browser and ran into a bit of trouble. Your browser requires "Atmos onLine Java Binding". I downloaded that package but and the readme.txt is definately written for Java developers. I'm not a Java deleloper. The readme says to add some libraries to my projects classpath. Well, I don't have a project although I can guess what a classpath is. I'm a C/C++ developer but have no clue about Java.
But beyond that, some of our QA engireers will want to use this and I can't expect them to understad Java to get started. Can you please provide some assistance with the installation process?
The binary download does not require the Java binding or any other download except JRE 1.6. Everything comes bundled with it.There is no compilation or building required too.
I think the "Software Requirements" title was a misnomer. It was trying to show on what environment this app was developed. Have corrected that now.
Only if one is trying to build from source code is the Java binding required which is probably not your case. The Source code section has been separated from the Download section to avoid confusion.
Also, the Object List only shows 'files' and not 'sub directories'. Thus, if a directory / namespace does not have files, the object list will be empty.
aashishpatil
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Posted November 17th, 2009 18:00
Hi,
I've posted a simple object browser - /;
Thanks,
Aashish