BucketDeck
A web portal for Amazon S3 across your AWS accounts: browse, preview, search and move data, with per-user grants and a full audit log.
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The BucketDeck security review: answers to the questions reviewers ask
A portal that can read and write your S3 data has to pass a security review. These are the questions reviewers ask about BucketDeck, answered with what the product does and what is left to you.
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Moving data between S3 buckets and AWS accounts, without writing a script
Copying a few million objects between buckets, or between AWS accounts, usually means a script, a role in each account and a laptop that has to stay awake. Here is how BucketDeck runs it as a background job in your account, with dry runs, rename rules and retries.
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S3 access per person, without an IAM user for each one
Giving someone access to one folder in one bucket usually means an IAM user or role, a hand-written policy and a CloudTrail log that only names the role. Here is how BucketDeck grants S3 access per user and group, and still shows the person in CloudTrail.
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BucketDeck: your S3 buckets in one portal, in your own AWS account
BucketDeck is a web portal for Amazon S3 across every AWS account you connect. People browse, preview, search and move data with access set per user and per group, every action is audited, and the whole thing runs in your own account.
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