Amazon Workdocs Companion Download

IP Filtering Allow Lists: IP address-based allow lists can be added in your Amazon WorkDocs Admin Console. You can set the IP address ranges from which you wish to provide access. When a user tries to connect to your Amazon WorkDocs site from a browser, Amazon WorkDocs drive, mobile device, sync, or companion app, the IP address from which the request originated is evaluated against your allow list. If it is not on the allow list, access will be denied. If you do not filter user access by IP address with an allow list, access will be open to all IP addresses.

I just discovered RClone, and the 2nd thing I looked for was Workdocs. ( #1 was s3, and #3 was S3 versions)

This would be a great addition. Workdocs is used often in companion with AWS Workspaces (where you get a free workdocs account). Their first interface was a pure 'whole bucket' sync app - that failed miserably when you have more data in workdocs then you have space for on your local machine. Last year they came out with a much better version that is more of a cached remote mount. Available for windows and mac only. Same time they came out with the SDK. Ive used the sdk enough to implement a basic CLI -- to validate it works reliably. Its fairly similar to other cloud storage, has a kinda 'hokey' "Folder Root" concept ( implements the 'Shared By Me' and "Shared With Me' shares), under that is a hierarchical listing and get/put api. Files are in 'folders', both are identified by IDs. You can lookup IDs from names and reverse, but have to use the IDs for all API calls. Versioning and annotation/metadata is well supported. Webhooks/Notifications are well implemented (you can register a webhook to watch and intercept changes)

Files are stored in S3, but you don't get direct access to them except on 'download' were a signed S3 URL is exposed (per file, you cant go get the whole bucket except 1 at a time).

So far seems to be as reliable as s3, which of course is should be as it is s3 -- except a layer of document management API. The drive mounting on windows and mac is fairly reliable but can get 'stuck' occasionally, and makes heavy use of local cache so its hard to tell exactly whats going on.

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Having some kind of consistent interface for versioned files in workdocs vs s3 vs other-verssionable-backends would be very valuable. I stumbled on rclone looking to see if anyone had implemented a S3 version GIT sync tool (turn each S3 version into a git commit) ...

A good basic use case for synchronized versioning is to sync backups from one cloud to another or within one cloud to different regions/buck3ets etc and preserve versioning.

Could not preserve the same version ID (natively), preserving the order and ideally dates would be awesome. An example: Im using S3 versions in one application as a form of auditing and replay of transaction events. But if I have to archive or move the data to a different bucket/region/provider all that vanishes, so Im stuck looking at having to extract version indexes as seperate files and manually collecting all the versioned files, renaming the etc.

If you need multiple addresses, consider getting Google Apps for Business, either for an existing or new domain name (it's easiest to set up if you have it register a new domain name for you). It's no longer free, but it's still quite cheap. A single user account can receive emails for every address in the domain, it's flexible, and it's reliable. It's a good companion to using SES for sending automated emails.

As far as I remember, there were less than 300 policy and procedure documents valid, approved and published in the largest corporation I worked at. It was active in two heavy regulated business domains and was also a supplier of customers of national critical infrastructure. It had several 100000 employees worldwide. A companion repository only included published (national and international) standards.