In most cases, customers will implement an application to handle the presentation of archived files.  For example, we're in Healthcare, and we use a vendor-supplied document management program to write files into our ATMOS.  To read the contents, I must the vendor application and its stored credentials to retrieve the files.  If you want to build your own application, EMC provides a Programmer's API guide for ATMOS, providing the details for building tools to hook into your applications.  For something simpler, you can look into GeoDrive for ATMOS, a simple program provided by EMC (go to the EMC Support site and select Downloads, then search for GeoDrive).  This adds a Windows drive letter or Linux mount for users to read/write files.  From a user perspective, it's an ordinary mount point.  Let us know if that helps!  Karl
Hi all,  May I know what kind of applications does the end users of Atmos could use to access Atmos objects? Is it provided by EMC? What's the name of the tool?  thank you!
What's the end user applications for Atmos object store access?