So I use GAE (google app engine) for my app to run (Java + Flex back end) I want to provide users with file storing options (I have like 25 users that will want to upload files like 75 mbs sise) So I need a Host with API capable of returning files only when special kind of key is sent to it (to protect files from public)?
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closed as not constructive by Eight Days of Malaise, Barry♦ Dec 2 '11 at 8:02
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Dropbox is free and you have access to files in the Public Folder via HTTP. They also have an API in case you want to provide some level of security. |
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I'd suggest you get some hosting solution and program it yourself, this way you are in control of when a crash is going to be fixed. |
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You can apply for the Google Storage for Developers. It's not open for public yet, but you're not going to wait for a long time before getting the invitation. During this beta version they were offering 100gb of storage for free. |
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You can try box.net as well. |
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Microsoft has Windows SkyDrive which I've been using for a long time now. Now you can also use Live Sync to synchronize your files between your computer (one or many of them) and the SkyDrive storage |
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This looks like something perfect to be done over SSH on any linux server(VPS) with minimal pain, but I'm not sure how friendly SSH would be for windows users. |
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