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| s3compatibleapi [2019_05_07 14:20] – [Amazon S3 compatible API] jim | s3compatibleapi [2019_05_07 14:24] – [1. Cloud S3 Endpoint] jim | ||
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| ## Client Configuration | ## Client Configuration | ||
| - | To use the S3 API you will need the: | + | To use the S3 API the: |
| 1. Cloud S3 Endpoint | 1. Cloud S3 Endpoint | ||
| - | 1. Access Key ID | + | 2. Access Key ID |
| - | 1. Secret Access Key | + | 3. Secret Access Key |
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| + | are required. | ||
| ### 1. Cloud S3 Endpoint | ### 1. Cloud S3 Endpoint | ||
| - | For our SaaS services | + | For the SaaS hosted service it is required to use one of the following S3 API endpoints: |
| * http:// | * http:// | ||
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| Naturally http endpoints are not secure and should not be used for production data. | Naturally http endpoints are not secure and should not be used for production data. | ||
| - | For appliances contact your administrator for the " | + | For the enterprise on-premises version of the product the S3 access nomenclature is set through the ConfigServer. |
| ### 2. Access Key ID | ### 2. Access Key ID | ||