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Try convenient OpenStack Swift client – Commander One

Commander One is a powerful, reliable OpenStack Swift FTP client Mac. With Commander One you can map and access multiple accounts simultaneously and work with all your online files in one place, without needing to sync them to your computer. The app also integrates seamlessly with Finder and boasts secure encryption to keep your personal data safe.
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OpenStack Swift client for Mac

There’s no OpenStack Swift client that’s native for macOS, but there’s no need to worry. You can use Commander One to manage all your OpenStack files across multiple cloud accounts. The app is packed with features that let you manage your cloud data with just a few clicks, allowing you to download files from and upload files to all your OpenStack cloud accounts quickly and easily.

Unlimited number of OpenStack cloud accounts

With Commander One there’s no limit to the number of OpenStack Swift accounts you can mount simultaneously. Once mounted to your Mac, you can access all your accounts through Finder, allowing for more convenient and efficient data management.

Move files among servers

If you store data across many different cloud storage services and remote servers, Commander One is the app you need. Not only can you access all your files across multiple services and servers, you can also transfer files between them, and work with all your files online, without the need to sync them to your MacBook.
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Yoo-hoo! Commander One runs natively on Mac computers with Apple silicon: M1 and M2 series!
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Encrypt Web Protocols and Cloud Computing Services

With Commander One there’s no need to worry about the security of your data. The app uses proven standard encryption protocol AES-256 to ensure third parties can’t scan your files, keeping them safe from unauthorized users. Commander One allows you to encrypt files on your OpenStack cloud storage as well as other cloud storage accounts and remote servers.

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Why users are fond of Commander One

Commander One is a popular, reliable Finder FTP client for macOS that’s ideal for beginners and more advanced users. Packed with handy features and tools to help you map and manage all your files across remote servers and multiple cloud storage accounts, it’s the only FTP client you’ll ever need.

Users love Commander One as you can connect via FTP, SFTP, and FTPS protocols, and there’s no limit to the amount of connections you can have active at any one time. Connect the app to popular cloud storage providers, mounting your OneDrive, Google Drive, Amazon S3, or OpenStack Swift accounts. With Commander One you can manage all your files across all your cloud accounts as if they were stored locally on your computer’s hard drive, without downloading the files to your hard drive, freeing up storage space.

Another popular feature of Commander One is its dual-panel system. This allows you to work with multiple files and directories across various accounts and servers simultaneously, making it easy to transfer files between accounts. For more advanced users, the Command Line bar is a welcome addition, and there’s support for HotKeys too. A powerful search tool makes it easy to find files, while root access gives you complete control over all your files. Commander One also supports a wide range of popular plug-ins, with support for new plug-ins added regularly.

Finally, it’s safe and secure using Commander One to manage all your files. The app uses the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) with a 256-bit key length, ensuring personal information is protected.

Connection Manager
With Commander One you can easily connect FTP, FTPS, and SFTP, as well as accessing and managing various cloud storage accounts. The app supports a wide range of different connectivity options, which we’ll go into more detail about below.
FTP Manager
With Commander One’s built-in FTP client, you can connect to remote servers via FTP, FTPS, and SFTP protocols.
Amazon S3
This AWS S3 client for Mac allows you to map your entire storage account, as well as S3-compatible storage. You can also choose to link just specific buckets.
WebDAV
Commander One makes it quick and easy to connect to WebDAV’s protocol server, so you can work with its files directly from the app.
Dropbox
No matter how many Dropbox accounts you have, you can mount or integrate them to your Mac all using Commander One. If you integrate accounts, you’ll even be able to share Dropbox links.
Google Drive
Got multiple Google Drive accounts? Mount as many as you like at one time, allowing you to work with all your documents and sheets in one place on macOS, with a dual-pane system.
OneDrive
Link your Microsoft OneDrive account to Commander One and it’s easy to work with your files as though they were stored locally on your computer’s hard drive.
OpenStack NEW
Commander One allows you to perform an OpenStack Swift mount with cloud accounts on your Mac, giving you more opportunities for OpenStack Object Storage management.
Backblaze B2 NEW
If you store files on Backblaze B2 cloud, you can use Commander One on your MacBook to download from and upload files to the cloud.
Box cloud NEW
With Commander One and your Box cloud account, you can manage all your documents directly from your Mac, without copying files to your computer’s hard drive.
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Support for encryption on online connections

  • Web services (FTP, Amazon S3, WebDAV)
  • Cloud storages (Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive and more)
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How to connect OpenStack Swift on your computer

It’s easy to connect OpenStack Swift to your computer using Commander One. The step-by-step instructions below will guide you through the process:
1
Download and install Commander One on your Mac.
2
Launch the software.
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Open Connections Manager, then select OpenStack Swift.
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Follow the on-screen instructions in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you can use Commander One to map multiple OpenStack Swift accounts as a network drive, allowing you to access files as if they were stored locally.
The easiest way to connect to OpenStack Swift is to use Commander One. Once you’ve downloaded and installed the software, launch it. Open Connections Manager, select OpenStack Swift, then follow the setup instructions in your browser to connect OpenStack Swift to your computer.
Commander One integrates with Finder, so once you have set up your OpenStack Swift account(s) with Commander One, you should be able to manage all your files using Finder as if they were locally stored on your MacBook’s hard drive.

Commander One

This OpenStack Swift client for Mac is fully compatible with macOS 10.13 and later. Requires 51.85MB of free space, latest version 3.7(3831) Released , Category: Utilities
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