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- Ubuntu One Cloud Files API using ColdFusion
Once Ubuntu One OAuth authorization process (discuss in my previous blog) has been completed; then it’s time to implement Ubuntu One Files API to access Ubuntu One data on website.
To access data stored on Ubuntu One on our website, in each request we have to pass valid access token and access token secret that we get at last in OAuth authorization process to identify that an authorize user can access the data.
I am implementing Ubuntu One Cloud Files API using ColdFusion by taking reference from Ubuntu One Cloud Files API Documentation.
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- By Mahavir Dhruv
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- January 7, 2012
- Case Study: HauntWorld.com AWS implementation
ABOUT HAUNTWORLD
HauntWorld the most advanced haunted and Halloween attraction directory on the web. Hauntworld.com is dedicated to promoting the haunted house industry, which includes haunted houses, attractions, events and vendors who provide products and services. HauntWorld helps to find haunted houses nationwide and additionally offer the national media information about the haunted house industry. Client running around 11 different sites on existing dedicated hosting servers.
EXISTING STRUCTURE
Existing infrastructure contains two application servers and one database server. App Server 1 holding mainly two high traffic websites built on ColdFusion and PHP and App Server 2 holding rest of the low traffic websites. Both application servers connected with database server (MSSQL and MySQL database) through LAN.
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