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I followed Amazon's instructions for hosting a static webpage:
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/gettingstarted/latest/swh/website-hosting-intro.html
Now I want to update that static webpage, what are the various ways to do that?
Is there a sync client?
Can I open the files on AWS somehow?
Do I need to download the file, edit it, and re-upload it?
The only way to update a file is to overwrite it. You can use the CLI sync client or use a GUI (search Google).
You currently cannot open the files in AWS to edit.
You don't have to download a file if its already downloaded :). So if you edit a file, upload, edit again, upload again, etc., no need for downloading.
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There are a lot of CentOS images in AWS for creating EC2 instance.
In most of them various application and services are pre-installed,for example:
I found most of them having apache, bind, postfix & even mysql is installed,
but, I want a fresh image, where I'll install the services whatever I need,
so which CentOS image is a fresh image, could anybody tell me?
Thanks.
You should use this Official Centos Image from AWS Market Place.
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Is there any kind of analytics tool on AWS? I might be missing something here, but I couldn't find an AWS tool to monitor my website's traffic.
To be more precise, I want to know the number of unique visitors, and maybe some statistics about the countries, time, etc...
There isn't an AWS tool. Google Analytics is a good choice for this.
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I'm looking for information and documentation about Amazon API MWS,
but in particular if it's possible to upload and publish ebooks for Kindle using only the API.
As I would like to integrate the automatic publish feature to our e-commerce website.
There currently isn't an API to Kindle Direct Publishing to programatically publish books. You could try to screen scrape, but that obviously has its own limitations.
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I wanted to store Browsenodes of Amazon in my database. I found the complete list of this one on this url http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AWSECommerceService/latest/DG/BrowseNodeIDs.html . I think those are just the parent nodes which is fine to me.
Does anyone of you have a database for Amazon Browsenodes, it would be too hassle to manually encode it in the database or to web scrape it.
Your help would be greatly appreciated and rewarded!
Thanks!
You can download a mySQL database of the Amazon USA nodes on aFeeds. There's a small fee to obtain the entire database, but there's a free sample containing all the Book nodes.
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Is it true that any REST based API to upload videos will always require you to have the video file on your server i.e. it is not possible to pass it directly to that web service?
I am just trying to rule out all the possible APIs that are open to me.
Anyone know of an API I can make use of to upload directly from the users machine so that I don't have to suffer the heavy bandwidth costs? ;)
Thank you for any help.
You could make form in a web page POST to the rest API endpoint if there was an API that allowed video to be posted - this way it wouldn't end up going to your server unnecessarily.