Storage of cubes
Last modified by Aurelie Bertrand on 2026/09/07 09:02
By default, generated cubes are stored using the file system (FileSystem). You can choose to use an Amazon S3 or compatible storage service.
To enable and configure S3 storage:
- Tick the ‘S3 storage’ box and fill in the settings below.
| Field | Description |
| URL | Endpoint for your storage service. For example: |
| Bucket | Name of the main container or folder in which your files will be stored. |
| Region | Geographical location of the server. For example: eu-west-3 for Paris, us-east-1, etc. |
| Access Key ID | APIÂ Access Key ID, equivalent to your username. |
| Secret Access Key | Private key (Secret Access Key) used to encrypt, sign and secure your requests. |
- The following advanced options are available:
- Use path-style URLs (ForcePathStyle): Forces the https://endpoint/bucket address format instead of the virtual format [https://bucket.endpoint](https://bucket.endpoint).
💡 You’ll need to tick this box in almost all cases for an unofficial or compatible S3 service - Enable IPv4 and IPv6 (DualStack): Allows communication with the storage using either network protocol.
- Use chunked data transfer (ChunkedEncoding): Optimises the transfer of large files.
- Allow access to buckets in other regions (CrossRegionAccess): Allows you to read from or write to a bucket located in a region other than the one specified.
- Use the region defined in the ARN (UseArnRegion): Applies the region specified in the ARN rather than the one in the ‘Region’ field.
- Use path-style URLs (ForcePathStyle): Forces the https://endpoint/bucket address format instead of the virtual format [https://bucket.endpoint](https://bucket.endpoint).
- Click Test to check the connection to your S3 bucket.
- Click Save to save the changes.
- âš Restart the server so that the change in storage mode takes effect.
