AWS S3 Manager

Connected without problems, listed and uploaded from photos. With following two options 5/5 stars: - Option to chose from Files - Option to copy URL of a selected file

Works perfectly fine for regular use, although I’m not able to get the s3-acceleration dual stack endpoint working. I also wish you could full screen the video and pictures from the preview, sometimes I need to zoom in on a picture and don’t really want to download it to my device. Well made simple app, no idea why its rated so low.

I can’t preview any objects, save them, copy their URLs, etc. I hope this is a bug, but be weary…

Does exactly what it says it does. Thank you for providing a valuable tool at a bargain price.

It connects to my buckets, good. I can download and push and list and create prefixes etc, good. I can download files and see them in my “On my iPhone” section in files, ok. I can’t browse my buckets in files. It looks like the integration for files is based on storing files in the apps documents section and then enabling file browsing. What I need is an app that uses FileProvider extensions to browse my buckets in the Files app without having to download the files in the app that actually connects to s3. This is not that. For $1.99 maybe it’s probably good enough. Certainly cheaper than spending the time to build an app myself. But still not what I need.

Thank you for this. This does what I wanted. It lets me browse my S3 bucket using IAM credentials to view, download, and upload files from my iOS device (iPhone) The speed is the same as I get on my computer and has more to do with the Amazon side than the app, I think. It would rate a five if the uploads continued in the second plane, when you navigate away from the app to another one, and when navigating within the app to other folders. This way I wouldn’t have to wait and watch and keep my phone awake until the uploads complete. Having to watch sure makes it feel like the uploads are taking a long time. Thank you again for this useful S3 utility on iOS. For accessing an S3 bucket, it’s better than what Amazon themselves offer with Amazon Console.

Makes it simple to access my files on s3.

This works but it is very slow. Also I have trouble getting it to work with large videos over 8 minutes long. It just seems to timeout or something. That being said it works better than anything else that I’ve tried.

It just didn’t work for me.

You can browse your online folders You supposedly can upload (haven’t tried it yet) but can’t download. Hmm yeah, that’s about as useful as a paper weight