In our previous post, we talked about how to enable the Amazon S3 server log. In this post, we will show you some of the cool MSP360 Explorer features that allow you to view the Amazon S3 server log in a human-readable form.
Read ArticleIn this article you will learn how to control your bandwidth while working with MSP360 Explorer for Amazon S3. This might be helpful when you are actively working on the internet, surfing the website, sending and receiving email messages, etc while uploading/downloading files to Amazon S3.
Read ArticleSome of our users wonder how to copy backup plans. There are a few ways to copy a backup plan of MSP360 Backup. In this post, we describe each of these ways!
Read ArticleAs always we are trying to stay on top of the new functionality offered by Google Storage team to offer the most compelling Google Storage client on Windows platform.
Read ArticleWhile having a timely created backup is essential, the ease and speed of its retrieval is also a major concern. This task often requires special tools, especially when the backup data are stored on a geographically distant server which takes
Read ArticleMoving Amazon EC2 instance to another Availability Zone, VPC or AWS Region may result in a headache for administrators, who think that it is a must to stop the existing and brand a new instance each time. If it’s
Read ArticleIn MSP360 we are trying to make what works best for our customers and custom HTTP headers are no exception. This is something that was brought up many times.
Read ArticleIf you look for a cloud VM infrastructure, there are 3 biggest cloud systems available: Amazon Elastic Cloud 2, Google Compute Engine and Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines. Since it’s still hard to choose the right one, we are going to explain key differences to make the choice easier.
Read ArticleYou probably already use the built-in report to monitor instance usage peaks. In the same time, it’s not unusual for developers to be unaware of AWS CloudWatch and its’ ability to collect metrics over major AWS tools, including Amazon
Read ArticleAWS Multi-Factor Authentication (AWS MFA) is an additional layer of security that offers enhanced control over your AWS account settings. It is an opt-in account feature that requires a valid six-digit, single-use code from an authentication device in your physical
Read ArticleBy default, Amazon S3 stores multiple copies of your data inside different facilities within one AWS Region. In case of region-level disaster like tornado, flood or earthquake all these facilities will experience outage and despite all precautions your crucial data
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