Yarkon is a modern, responsive and intuitive web based browser and document management solution for Amazon S3. It runs on any device without the need for any download or setup.
Yarkon is a modern, responsive and intuitive web based browser and document management solution for Amazon S3. It runs on any device without the need for any download or setup.
Use it to upload, download and share documents, manage buckets and create folders - anything that you normally do with S3 - with a fluent, intuitive and feature rich user experience. Drag & drop, context menus, copy-paste, image preview, multiple upload/download, it is all there.
Yarkon enables everyone in your organization to use your S3 storage without provisioning access to the AWS console/account and without sharing any sensitive keys with end users; all that while strictly following the permissions granted by the account administrator using the IAM service, and with full support to groups and roles.
Yarkon Enterprise Edition runs on a single instance in your account, without any external dependencies.
Up to 50 users.
Highlights
100% IN THE CLOUD - You only need a web browser. Nothing to download, nothing to install and you always have the latest version. Fast and responsive, works right and looks great on any device.
AWS IAM INTEGRATION - Full access control management, activate and disable users as needed.
50 USER LICENSE INCLUDED - A cost effective option for a growing team. Contact us for different options.
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This listing charges by the hour and covers use for up to 50 users. Pricing is set per running hour, and each row represents a different EC2 instance type you can run the software on. You pick the instance size that matches the compute, memory, or storage your deployment needs. The software's hourly charge stays the same across instance types; the instance choice mainly affects the separate AWS infrastructure cost you pay for the server. You only pay for the hours the service is actually running. Charges accumulate hourly and appear on your AWS bill.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as a user for the 50-user limit on this listing?
This listing supports use by up to 50 active users. Users are the people accessing the document management software running on your server. Once your team exceeds 50 users, you would move to a listing that supports a larger user count, such as the 100-user or 200-user tier.
Am I charged for hours when the server instance is stopped or powered off?
The software charge is metered per in-use hour, so it accrues only while the service is running. Stopped or powered-off instances do not add software charges. You may still pay separate AWS infrastructure fees, such as storage, while the instance is stopped. AWS calculates and collects all charges.
Why does the software hourly rate stay the same across all these EC2 instance types?
The software charge reflects the 50-user service tier, not the instance size. Every instance type on this listing carries the same hourly software rate. The instance you pick affects the separate AWS infrastructure cost you pay for compute, memory, and storage. That infrastructure cost is billed by AWS, not by the vendor.
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This CloudFormation template will launch a single EC2 instance in your VPC, running the Yarkon S3 Admin Console. IAM Role and policy for the EC2 instance are automatically created, as well as the security groups requires to allow access to the EC2, and allow SSH access to the administrator from a secure IP.
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Responsive web-based browser accessible from any device without requiring downloads or installations
AWS IAM Integration
Full access control management with IAM service integration for permission-based user authorization and group/role support
Document Management Operations
Support for document upload, download, sharing, bucket management, folder creation, drag-and-drop functionality, context menus, copy-paste operations, image preview, and multiple concurrent upload/download capabilities
User Access Control
Ability to provision up to 50 users with individual activation and deactivation without exposing AWS console access or sensitive keys to end users
Self-Hosted Deployment
Single instance deployment within customer's AWS account with no external dependencies required
Cloud Storage Integration
Supports direct connectivity to private S3 buckets and cross-cloud file-sharing capabilities with any cloud storage location
Authentication and Access Control
Integrates with OIDC authentication providers and provides granular access control through a dashboard to manage user permissions for upload and download operations
Data Protection
Implements encryption for data at rest and in transit to ensure secure file transfers
Web-Based File Transfer Interface
Provides drag-and-drop functionality for uploading and downloading files through a web browser without requiring additional software
Brand Customization
Allows customization of the portal interface with company logo and branding elements to match corporate identity
S3 Bucket Mounting
Mounts Amazon S3 buckets as local drives on Windows operating systems
Multi-Application Compatibility
Supports access through Windows Explorer, Windows PowerShell, and other Windows applications
Japanese Language Support
Supports Japanese filenames and Japanese OS environments with full compatibility
Operating System Support
Compatible with Windows 11, Windows 11 ARM, and Windows Server 2016, 2019, 2022, and 2025
Framework Requirements
.NET Framework 4.7.2 or above required with version 4.8.1 recommended
Document access has become secure and centralized and now saves significant IT team effort
Reviewed on Sep 03, 2026
Review provided by PeerSpot
What is our primary use case?
Yarkon serves as our main tool, and our IT team uses it extensively to develop applications and for remote administration of our products.
A specific example of how our IT team uses Yarkon for remote administration and app development is that we were conducting consolidation across our other business verticals, and we realized that we did not have a proper document management solution. That is when we acquired Yarkon, which enabled us to consolidate many documents in one place.
We have been using Yarkon for a year, and it has been performing well. We have not faced any issues so far.
What is most valuable?
The best features Yarkon offers include strong security and excellent AWS native access, which is very important for our organization. Additionally, Yarkon does not require client installation.
The secure AWS native access makes things easier for my team because our credentials, SSOs, and authentication information are very secure and under our control. Since Yarkon does not require client installation, it can be used directly from the browser, which helps us limit the load on our server since there is no need for multiple software installations on everyone's desktops.
Yarkon has positively impacted our organization by making things easier for everyone, helping business users understand and review the data and documents available across the databases.
Yarkon has made things easier for business users by saving considerable time for the team, especially for the IT staff, as it reduces manual effort significantly.
What needs improvement?
Yarkon has all the required features that it promises as a product, so I do not see any improvement areas at this time.
I cannot recall anything specific regarding needed improvements.
We are satisfied with Yarkon so far, and there are no improvements needed.
For how long have I used the solution?
We have been using Yarkon for a year.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
Yarkon appears to be stable. I have not been informed of any downtime or reliability issues, but if there were something like that, it would have definitely been highlighted to the team.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
Yarkon has shown good scalability. We have been able to consolidate across multiple regions, and it has grown and handled the increased workloads well.
How are customer service and support?
I have not interacted with customer support directly, but the IT team interacts with them regularly. As far as I know, the support has been good.
Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?
I did not previously use a different solution. This was the first time that we deployed a solution like Yarkon.
What was our ROI?
We have seen a good return on investment. It is too early to provide specific numbers since it has only been a year since we deployed Yarkon, but we do see considerable improvement in terms of time saved. We are not terminating anyone from IT because we have a document software in place, but time has definitely been saved.
What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?
Pricing was a very important factor before deciding on Yarkon, but the team was very cooperative and helped us understand our requirements, allowing us to negotiate better pricing and licensing terms.
Which other solutions did I evaluate?
I was not part of the process where other vendors were evaluated, as that was conducted by the procurement team. Since I work in finance, this came to me when the final decision was happening at the negotiation stage. I am sure they would have evaluated a couple of other vendors.
What other advice do I have?
My advice to others looking into using Yarkon is that it is up to each organization to evaluate and determine what best suits their needs. For my organization, we have been using Yarkon and I have no complaints. I would rate this product an 8 out of 10.
Which deployment model are you using for this solution?
Public Cloud
If public cloud, private cloud, or hybrid cloud, which cloud provider do you use?
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Trey Rouse
Easy installation, configuration, and maintenance; Stellar support
Reviewed on May 04, 2018
Review from a verified AWS customer
Yarkon is a great solution for extending S3 access to non-AWS users. The installation is dead simple, the configuration process is straightforward and mostly uses AWS tools. The user administration tools make it a snap to add users, configure their access, and allow them to change their passwords.
A special note has to be made for the level of support that they provide. The support team is responsive, receptive, and offers prompt and decisive solutions to problems.
After several months in our production environment, I would recommend Yarkon without any reservation.