Wiki source code of Amazon S3
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44.1 | 5 | = Requirements = |
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44.1 | 7 | * An Amazon Web Services (AWS) account with user creation via the console interface available at this address :((( |
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1.1 | 10 | console.aws.amazon.com |
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44.1 | 13 | Use the Identity Access Management (IAM) service to create and manage your users**(Services** > **Security, Identity & Compliance** > **IAM**). |
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29.1 | 16 | [[image:amazonS3_fr_html_270afb69f10317bf.png||queryString="width=526&height=371" data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" height="371" width="526"]] |
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44.1 | 19 | * When creating users, be sure to note the pairs (access key ID, secret access key) for each user so that you can provide them to the Digdash Amazon S3 client. |
| 20 | * Create a bucket with a universally unique name on Amazon S3. | ||
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44.1 | 24 | Amazon S3 is a cloud storage service for the Internet. To upload your data, you must first create a bucket in one of the AWS regions. You can then upload an unlimited number of objects to this bucket. |
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44.1 | 27 | = Creating a new Amazon S3 file server = |
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44.1 | 29 | You can create a new Amazon S3 File Server from within the Studio. |
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44.1 | 31 | 1. In the Studio, click the **Managers **button in the sidebar on the left of the window, then select **Servers**. |
| 32 | ➡ The **Server URL Manager **dialog box appears. | ||
| 33 | 1. Click on the **+** button to the right of the search bar and then, in the menu that appears, select the type of server: Amazon S3. | ||
| 34 | ➡ The **Add a file server** box appears | ||
| 35 | 1. Fill in the fields as described in the Server configuration paragraph below. | ||
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44.1 | 37 | = Server configuration = |
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44.1 | 39 | == Server name == |
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44.1 | 41 | Give your new Amazon S3 document server a name. |
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| 43 | == URL == | ||
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44.1 | 45 | Enter: |
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44.1 | 47 | * the generic URL if your files are stored on Amazon S3: "https:~/~/s3.amazonaws.com" |
| 48 | * the URL of the hosting server if you are using another service or your own server. | ||
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44.1 | 50 | == User document path == |
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44.1 | 52 | The user document path __must__ begin with the name of the existing compartment you want to explore, followed by the path to the directory containing your documents. |
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44.1 | 54 | It is also used to check that access to your account is valid. |
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44.1 | 58 | Example: Let's say the name of the following existing compartment: "dd-com-test-bucket". |
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44.1 | 61 | Then a valid document path would be: |
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| 65 | **dd-com-test-bucket/directory1/directory2/directory3/** | ||
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44.1 | 68 | == Exploring sub-folders == |
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44.1 | 70 | You can limit the level of exploration from your document path. |
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44.1 | 72 | By default, the document search is recursive and will explore all sub-folders. |
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44.1 | 74 | |Fields|//Browse subfolders//|(% colspan="2" %)//Subfolder level// |
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44.1 | 78 | Default value, recursive exploration of all sub-folders |
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44.1 | 82 | All N sub-folders will be searched |
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44.1 | 84 | |Off|(% colspan="2" %)((( |
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44.1 | 87 | No exploration in sub-folders, only in the current directory |
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44.1 | 90 | == Read only == |
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44.1 | 92 | Only reading is possible if this option is enabled. |
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44.1 | 94 | == Access key ID == |
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44.1 | 96 | Enter the access key ID supplied when your user was created. |
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44.1 | 98 | == Secret access key == |
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44.1 | 100 | Enter the secret access key supplied when your user was created. |
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| 102 | = Possible actions = | ||
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| 104 | You can use the **File Manager** to take action on the files on the FTP(S) server. | ||
| 105 | See the page[[ File Manager>>doc:Digdash.user_guide.studio.managers.Files.WebHome]] page for more details. |