Mount Amazon S3 storage?

Question

Debian

Is it possible in Debian to mount the Amazon repository as a regular folder?
I tried to use s3cmd, but for some reason it periodically crashes with some kind of python errors

Answer 1

s3fs will help you.
code.google.com/p/s3fs/ compile
, install.
And
then s3fs bucketname -o accessKeyId=XXXXXXX -o secretAccessKey=XXXXXXXX /mnt/s3drive

Answer 2

Not sure if this solution will work for you, but I mounted the file system (root / ) of my Amazon EC2 instance like this:

# mkdir fs/
# sshfs -o IdentityFile=<pk_from_key_pair> [email protected]<server_name>:/ fs/

The sshfs and fuse programs must be installed. <pk_from_key_pair> is the public key of your key pair. <server_name> is like the Public DNS of your running instance.
Unmounting the system:

# fusermount -u fs/

In this way, you can mount not only the root of the system, but also any folder.

Answer 3

does not work when you go into a folder and write ls, it freezes