C3 Cloudfront Cache Controller
This is simple plugin that clear all cloudfront cache if you publish posts.
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SMTP for Amazon SES – YaySMTP
Send WordPress emails through Amazon SES server using YaySMTP
WPAdmin AWS CDN
The new & improved Amazon Cloudfront Distribution Plugin by WPAdmin. Setup Amazon Cloudfront CDN for…
Offload Media – Cloud Storage
Offload Media – Cloud Storage is a way to transfer your files, media, and images…
WP on AWS
Easily migrate, transfer, clone, upgrade or backup a site to AWS in minutes. Trial now…
Publitio Offloading
This WordPress plugin offloads your media library to Publitio.
Cache Sniper for Nginx
Purge the Nginx FastCGI cache manually, or automatically when content is updated. Supports purging of…
S3 Secure URL
S3 Secure URL plugin allows you to create temporary links using Amazon S3 service.
Login with Cognito
WordPress Login with Cognito plugin allows Login ( Single Sign-On ) to WordPress using AWS…
CloudSearch
CloudSearch is a flexible plugin that allows you to leverage the search index power of…
Sync media with AWS S3 CloudFront
Plugin uploads the files from WordPress media upload directory to AWS S3 bucket and replaces…
AWS S3 Bucket Browser
S3 Bucket Browser allows users to search, view, and download files from AWS S3 in…
WC Download Products from AWS S3
Allows using Amazon S3 to upload and download Woocommerce digital products.
Offload Videos – Bunny.net, AWS S3
Upload videos to Bunny.net and AWS S3 storage via using bunny streaming API's and AWS…
Host your blog on S3 or Google Cloud Storage
Transfer your blog to static html pages and upload it to Amazon S3 or Google…
WP easy mail SES
Easy to use. Send emails via AWS Simple Email Service(SES)
WP2Cloud
Now WordPress site can store all its content (pages and media) in cloud. This makes…
Kumori (曇)
It's a plugin that lets the users upload video files and transcode them on-the-cloud!
S3 Spaces Sync
This plugin is allow you to synchronize your WordPress media library with DigitalOcean Spaces.
Argiope amoena
Automatically upload media files to Amazon S3. Also change the link in the post to…