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Re:Today is World Backup Day – a friendly reminder to backup... by jreed91 on Monday March 31, 2014 @08:11AM (#7500893)
Has anyone created a backup app that interfaces with glacier?
Re:Today is World Backup Day – a friendly reminder to backup... by deanclatworthy on Monday March 31, 2014 @08:17AM (#7500907)
Re:Today is World Backup Day – a friendly reminder to backup... by nanch on Monday March 31, 2014 @08:23AM (#7500927)
And they have a special discount for Arq 4 today.

https://store.haystacksoftware.com/?product=arq4&c=YAH4KD2AT...

Re:Today is World Backup Day – a friendly reminder to backup... by DomBlack on Monday March 31, 2014 @12:59PM (#7502659)
I'd been thinking about buying Arq for the last month or so, thank you for posting this link, it made buying Arq a no brainer.

How come it isn't advertised anywhere on their site or blog? I checked for one this morning!

Re:Today is World Backup Day – a friendly reminder to backup... by icebraining on Monday March 31, 2014 @09:42AM (#7501360)
Just on Mac OS X, alas.
Re:Today is World Backup Day – a friendly reminder to backup... by derekp7 on Monday March 31, 2014 @11:59AM (#7502263)
Does anyone have an open implementation of the glacier api? I'd like to add support for it to my backup tool, but I don't want to have to take on the financial risk of a large bill from Amazon if I happen to mis-use the api. So I'd like to try it out on a local server first, to project what the cost would be after a few months of use.
Re:Today is World Backup Day – a friendly reminder to backup... by bradyd on Monday March 31, 2014 @02:02PM (#7503074)
Amazon has official, open source SDKs in most major languages that cover all of the AWS service APIs.

https://aws.amazon.com/tools/?nc1=h_d_dl

Re:Today is World Backup Day – a friendly reminder to backup... by derekp7 on Monday March 31, 2014 @03:08PM (#7503455)
Actually, I meant is there an open project where I can put something on my own server, to provide the same API that glacier uses? That way I can development / test my code against it instead of testing against Amazon directly.