A little background: Corporate wants to make our downloads unavailable to U.S. export-restricted countries like North Korea, Iran, Syria, etc. Restriction by IP-block is considered good enough. (Yes, I know better, but it's a CYA matter for the suits)
Is there a way to implement IP-based ACLs on S3 without having to put a server of my own in the path?
Relatedly, this would seem to be a common requirement - is there a standard blacklist of said IP blocks I can incorporate?
I've got a little embedded box acting as my NAS. It's running Debian (and yes, I know about FreeNAS and openFiler). I've got a pair of 1TB drives doing RAID1. mdadm is fine for me, but others in the household are less... tech savvy. I'd like at least some kind of nice status web interface and ideally enough admin to be able to rebuild a failed drive. Anyone know of anything like that?
Is there cloud software like Eucalyptus that will let you easily 'flip a switch' and start expanding onto EC2 as additional 'virtual' Eucalyptus(or whatever) nodes?