Amazon Drive API

Amazon Drive is a cloud service from Amazon that provides secure data storage, backup and restore (backup), file sharing, and photo printing services. By registering with the service through a single Amazon account, users can view and manage files and folders from different devices and systems: through a web browser, desktop or mobile application.

Amazon Drive users can use the Prime Photos plan, which gives them unlimited cloud storage for photos and RAW files, as well as up to 5GB of storage for videos and other file types. The platform interface allows you to upload photos to the storage through a mobile application for iOS / Android devices, a Kindle gadget, or the Cloud Drive website.

The Amazon Drive web app is compatible with most popular browsers, including Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. It allows you to add photos and files, but only photos can be viewed through it. The desktop application of the service is designed for computers with Windows and Mac OS, it can be used to manage files using the drag-and-drop method, download them in one click and upload large files (over 2 GB). The Amazon Drive mobile app has the same functionality as the web app, and there are options for auto-downloading files from the gallery and auto-backup data.

Another useful service tool allows you to integrate its functionality with a web, desktop or mobile application through a RESTful API. The integration provides the ability to remotely access photos, videos, documents, and other files stored in the Amazon Drive cloud storage. It can also be used to share data with users of a third-party site, program, or application.

Those who wish to set up a connection with external software through the RESTful Amazon Drive API can read the documentation at this link: https://developer.amazon.com/docs/amazon-drive/ad-restful-api.html Coding skills are required for successful API integration or help of integrators. An alternative to this is the no-code ApiX-Drive application connector service. It helps users easily and quickly implement ready-made bundles of systems without any special knowledge or tools.