Amazon S3 Tutorial is an exclusive webinar and course from Wilson Mattos and Jason Fladlien, about the security risk a user is exposed to when they use their Amazon S3 account. This comprehensive tutorial aims to educate Amazon S3 users about what they can do to make sure that the content they store in this digital locker is safe at all times. The Amazon S3 tutorial explains exactly what the hidden risks are of using Amazon S3, and then gives you step by step instructions on how to fix those issues.
Amazon S3 stands for Simple Storage Service. It is a digital locker application that enables you to store your files in the Internet. It’s a low cost online storage solution that is perfect for developers and website owners. It is highly scalable and adds real value to your business. It is very easy to access, and depending on your plan you can store, retrieve, and stream any amount of data at a very reasonable price.
Amazon S3 is a storage service that is perfect for developers and marketers who want to access their files anywhere and anytime. Since it is stored online, you don’t have to worry about carrying your laptop everywhere just to get a certain file or folder. It is also ideal for storing large video files that you want to stream to your website. As a matter of fact, Wilson Mattos has a very well known product that does exactly this, called S3Flowshield.
Amazon S3 also offers a very simple interface. Even new users of an online storage service will have an easy time understanding it.
Besides doing all of the above, you can now also host your static website on Amazon S3. It’s only a matter of time before you will be able to host ANY website (i.e. WordPress blogs) on Amazon S3.
If you visit the official Amazon S3 tutorial page, you will find that is provides you with the basic information you need to start using the S3 service. While its easy to get started (it is very easy to download and upload files in Amazon S3), there are some built-in flaws that you need to be aware of, and fix, before you start using the S3 service.
The biggest issue with Amazon S3 is the fact that you might be accidentally handing out your content and bandwidth for free! How is that you say?
The Amazon S3 tutorial page will tell you that you should set your permissions so that everyone can read the file or page that you want them to read. But what the Amazon S3 manual doesn’t tell you is that this greatly increases the chances of someone getting access to all your other folders (or buckets) and other important files.
The new Amazon S3 Tutorial has been teaching avid and new Amazon S3 users how to make sure that their files are as safe as possible.
Unfortunately, Amazon has made it very easy to hack into someone’s S3 account. The good news is that once you know how to keep it locked down, you wont have to worry about that ever again. There are certain risks that you can eliminate with the advanced techniques that you learn from Jason’s Amazon S3 Tutorial.
Aside from information, techniques, and advice from Jason and Wilson on how to reduce the built in Amazon S3 security flaws, you will also learn the best ways to sign up for an Amazon S3 account, how to log access to your buckets, advanced options for naming buckets and many more advanced tips. Here is whats included with the Amazon S3 tutorial course:
The Amazon S3 Tutorial webinar comes with Jason Fladlien’s standard 30-day money back guarantee. If you didn’t think that the webinar was worth your time or your money, within 30 days from purchase, you can easily get a full refund, no questions asked.
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