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In this section, we will guide you through setting up a Amazon S3 storage profile in docuWeaver.

Steps to set up Amazon S3 Storage Profile

  1. Start by creating a storage profile.

Reference: How to create a new storage profile?

  1. Fill the details as mentioned in the table below.

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Input Name

Description

Storage Type

Enables users to select from various storage platforms where attachments can be uploaded.

Reference: Storage Profiles supported in docuWeaver

Label

A user-friendly name for the storage profile being set up, used for easy identification within the application.

Name

A unique identifier for the storage profile to ensure it is recognized uniquely throughout the org.

Account Name/ Client Id

The identifier associated with an application that facilitates client/server OAuth 2.0 authentication, ensuring secure identity verification with the Amazon S3 server.

Secret Key

A secure, password-like secret used to sign requests to Amazon S3, ensuring authenticated access.

Bucket/ Container

  • A bucket is a container that stores objects and tables.

  • Buckets are similar to file folders, but Amazon S3 stores data as objects, not files. 

Class

Different types of storage that you can use for your data, each with its own characteristics. Available options are:

  1. Standard: High durability, availability, and low latency.

  2. Reduced Redundancy: Lower-cost storage with less redundancy for non-critical data.

Default Access

Allows to specify the access level for Amazon S3 platform. Available options are:

  1. Private: Accessible only to the owner.

  2. Public Read: Files can be read publicly.

  3. Public Write: Files can be written publicly

  4. Authenticated Read: Accessible to authenticated users.

  5. Bucket Owner Read: Allows the bucket owner to read files.

  6. Bucket Owner Full Control: Grants the bucket owner full control.

Region

  • It is a geographical location where users can store their buckets.

  • Users can choose a region to: optimize latency, minimize costs, and address regulatory requirements.

Active

Specifies whether the storage profile is active and available for use.

Note: If kept unchecked, user can not use the specific storage profile.

Maintain Versioning

Indicates whether file versioning should be maintained for uploaded attachments.

Note: If kept unchecked, user can not have file versioning for attachments uploaded.

Reference: Maintain File Versioning

Max File Size(kb)

Sets the maximum file size (in kilobytes) allowed for uploading attachments.

Description

A brief explanation of the purpose of the storage profile being created.

  1. Click on Save button.

  2. Here, your storage profile of Amazon S3 is created.

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