Amazon s3 with e-junkie / alternate file storage

[johnny_n]

Greetings --



Anyone using e-junkie with Amazon's S3 storage solution? I've got a download project that I will post in February that consists of only a few files but they are very large. E-junkie's own file hosting service is more geared towards the opposite -- lots of small files.



I've read the FAQ and understand it would be $18/month to use e-junkie with another storage solution, but would it work with S3?



Or, if not, anyone have a good alternative? Fast, secure and relatively inexpensive?





Best--

john.

[E-junkie_Chef]

If you make the resource you upload on S3 public, I don't forsee any issues .. after all what you are entering will be just a URL.



If you goign to be selling a lot, then s3 can be expensive as bandwidth is not cheap there .. unlike Dreamhost or Godaddy where you can get a whole lot for $5/month.