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| # Amazon S3 compatible API | # Amazon S3 compatible API | ||
| - | The Enterprise File Fabric provides support for an Amazon S3 compatible API. This means you can use the S3 compatible object storage API to access files that have been mapped to the File Fabric, such as files available on Google Drive, RackSpace Cloud Files, or Microsoft OneDrive, or any of the many other clouds that the solution supports. | + | The Enterprise File Fabric provides support for an Amazon S3 compatible API. This means the S3 compatible object storage API can be used to access files that have been mapped to the File Fabric, such as files available on Google Drive, RackSpace Cloud Files, or Microsoft OneDrive, or any of the many other clouds that the solution supports. |
| The S3 API is available on the SaaS hosted service and also on the enterprise on-premises edition of the product. | The S3 API is available on the SaaS hosted service and also on the enterprise on-premises edition of the product. | ||
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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 | ||