Data have been moved to https://quickload-testing.s3.amazonaws.com/smokeTestingQuickload/ and can be added as a data source in IGB.

Text has been updated in the IGB Release Documentation: https://wiki.transvar.org/display/ITD/General+Smoke+Testing

To test:

Add https://quickload-testing.s3.amazonaws.com/smokeTestingQuickload/ as a quickload in the Data Access tab.
Open the human genome.
In Available Data, open the various files contained within the quickload and make sure that the files load in IGB.

Everything looks good in the docs. The data can be loaded into IGB, but access via browser is denied - is this part of the design?

As far as I can tell there is not a way to view the files in a directory structure through S3: https://www.reddit.com/r/aws/comments/5stycu/s3_bucket_want_to_view_bucket_like_a_directory/

If anyone else knows more about this that would be great, as it would be useful to see the directory structure and files.

I would probably change the URL from an embedded link back to the full URL in the documentation. It may be confusing for us when we smoketest if people expect something to happen when they click on that link, versus copying and pasting the full URL into IGB.

That makes sense. I've made the URL change.

I found an interesting way to get show S3 directory structure in a browser here: https://github.com/rufuspollock/s3-bucket-listing, but that would require running a web server dedicated just for this task.

Cool – I have seen this too.

This reminds me to set up an AWS account for you so that that you can view the contents using the AWS S3 contents browser. I will do that shortly. Philip Badzuh