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"Your client software has been wonderful to use and has made working with the Glacier service a pleasant experience. What I like most about FastGlacier is that it's extremely easy to use, even for non-technical/IT people." - Rob Costello, Pro User

I am looking for a good windows client to use Amazon Glacier for my parents computer to do backup. They currently are using a Mozy free account which works but is limited in storage. Glacier is much cheaper for the amount of files they are looking to store than some of the other packages at $50+ a month. A free or low cost program with TNO would be ideal.

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CrossFTP is a powerful Amazon Glacier client for Windows, Mac, and Linux. CrossFTP makes it extremely simple to use Amazon Glacier to handle your files. It helps to do uploads, downloads, backups, schedules, and synchronization with ease.

github.com/numblr/glaciertools provides bash scripts that orchestrate the mulitpart upload of a large file with the official AWS command line client (AWS CLI). This is useful in the case when your data exceeds the 4GB limit for uploading an archive in a single operation with the AWS CLI.

My workflow has a tar file downloaded from S3, expanded then I optionally want to upload it into a glacier vault. Given there's other files in the S3 bucket, I don't want to use life-cycle management. I have all this working under boto and am now slowly upgrading to boto3

It seems that the declaring of a new Glacier client is working and I do receive an UploadID, but with the rest I am not 100% if I am doing it right. The Amazon Glacier Vault where the files need to upload to and then get merged, remains empty and I am not sure if the files will only show ones the completeMultipartUpload has successfully been executed.

I have a client uploading multiple TB of data to Glacier. They did a snowball that got 65 TB of data, and they are going to do the remaining ~25 via upload. Currently they are uploading directly to Glacier with FastGlacier, but that tool is running on their sole Windows machine (a full Mac shop) and is constantly crashing from queuing so much data. Additionally, this program leave a lot to be desired in regards to searching/browsing the store, as in order to view files in the Glacier you need to download the inventory (with the 4-6 hour lead time).

S3 lifecycle rules say you can't transition S3 data to Infrequently access storage class until 30 days after upload. However you can transition to glacier immediately - "0 days" appears to be a valid setting.

I tried this myself. I created a new bucket with a lifecycle rule to transition to glacier after 0 days. I uploaded a small file using S3 standard class. The file changed to the glacier storage class between 5 and 8 hours after it was uploaded. I can't say more precisely because I don't see any logs about this, and I only checked occasionally.

You could consider using a storage gateway, but that relies on running a virtual machine on premises. It stores data in S3 so you'd have to transition it using lifecycle rules. An upload client may be easier, given the time that would take.

Amazon Glacier is the most cost-effective online backup service ever and, sensing a strong demand, developers have been busy writing tools (or clients) that will allow users to easily upload files from the computer to Amazon Glacier vaults for backup. The first batch of these Glacier Clients is now available and some of them are pretty impressive.

1. Fast Glacier - This is the first Glacier client that hit the shelves almost a week after Amazon released Glacier and since then, this Windows-only tool has been updated to support multi-part uploads (for uploading large files). Fast Glacier has an easy UI and it can upload individual files as well as full folders. The tool is free for personal use while a commercial licence is available for $29.95.

Update: The Arq Backup client is extremely popular among Mac users for storing files in the Amazon S3 and the developer has recently confirmed in a tweet that they are working to including support for Amazon Glacier.

You can download all the job output or download a portion of the output by specifying a byte range. In the case of an archive retrieval job, depending on the byte range you specify, Amazon S3 Glacier (Glacier) returns the checksum for the portion of the data. You can compute the checksum on the client and verify that the values match to ensure the portion you downloaded is the correct data.

In the case of an archive retrieval job, depending on the byte range you specify, Glacier returns the checksum for the portion of the data. To ensure the portion you downloaded is the correct data, compute the checksum on the client, verify that the values match, and verify that the size is what you expected.

This is a variant of listJobs(software.amazon.awssdk.services.glacier.model.ListJobsRequest) operation. The return type is a custom iterable that can be used to iterate through all the pages. SDK will internally handle making service calls for you. e24fc04721