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BucketDeck is a focused, self-hostable interface for browsing Amazon S3 buckets, inspecting objects, and moving files—without carrying the entire AWS console into every task.
Most Amazon S3 work is ordinary: find a bucket, verify a file, upload an asset, inspect metadata, or fix a path. The surrounding cloud platform should not become the task.
BucketDeck gives that work a dedicated surface.One hierarchy, one object table, and deliberate actions for the everyday S3 workflow.
Buckets and paths in one familiar hierarchy.
Metadata and storage details in context.
Visible upload, download, and completion states.
Run BucketDeck in your environment, inspect the public implementation, and keep Amazon S3 access inside the boundary your team already trusts.
A web-based S3 browser provides a visual interface for working with Amazon S3 buckets and objects. It makes common tasks such as browsing paths, inspecting metadata, uploading files, and downloading objects available in a browser.
Yes. BucketDeck is open-source software. Its public source can be inspected, self-hosted, adapted, and contributed to.
Yes. Amazon S3 is the storage connection available in the current product. BucketDeck works with the familiar bucket-and-object model without adding a proprietary storage layer.
Yes. BucketDeck is designed to run in your environment so the interface and storage credentials stay close to your infrastructure.
No. The CLI remains ideal for scripts and automation. BucketDeck is for visual, exploratory, and collaborative object-storage work.