Yes. To be clear, we had ordered the snowball but we were unable to get it working with Cloudberry and we ended up sending the AWS Snowball back empty.

That being said, we just used the Cloudberry Backup client and hammered the data up over the internet and it worked fine. it's now our daily backup software and working perfectly.

Thanks to both for the response. We have the "regular" snowball (not the Edge), so that's not an option.

If we copy the data with the Amazon Snowball client and send back to load into the S3, will the CloudBerry client recognize it as "valid data" and only sync the changes or will it trigger all new upload? i.e. does the CloudBerry tag the file as "uploaded by CB" and not changed or is it just the file size/hash that triggers a "new file need to upload" situation?

Thank you!