S3 Storage Integration
The S3 Storage integration enables Repox to store and manage files using an S3-compatible object storage service. This integration provides secure, scalable, and reliable cloud-based storage for repository content, ensuring efficient file management and long-term data persistence. Repox can use S3-compatible storage providers for storing digital assets, documents, media files, and other repository content.
Accessing the Configuration
To configure the Apache Fuseki integration:
- Navigate to left Menu → Integrations
- Locate the S3 Storage integration section
- Configure the required settings.
- Save the configuration.
Enabling or Disabling the Integration
The AS3 Storage integration can be enabled or disabled using the available toggle.
- Enabled – Repox will use the configured S3-compatible storage service for file storage and retrieval operations.
- Disabled – Repox will not connect to the configured S3 storage service.
Configuration Parameters
When the integration is enabled, the following fields are required.
S3 Endpoint
The endpoint URL of the S3-compatible storage service. This value specifies the storage server that Repox will use for file operations.
Example:
https://storage.example.com (opens in a new tab)
S3 Region
The geographic region where the storage service is hosted. This value is used by the storage client when establishing connections and performing storage operations.
S3 Bucket Name
The name of the bucket where Repox will store and retrieve files. The specified bucket must already exist and be accessible using the configured credentials.
S3 Access Key
The access key used to authenticate with the S3-compatible storage service. This credential identifies the storage account that Repox will use for storage operations.
S3 Secret Key
The secret key associated with the configured access key. This credential is used together with the access key to securely authenticate requests to the storage service.
Security Considerations
Administrators should ensure that:
- Access credentials are securely managed and regularly rotated.
- The configured bucket has appropriate access permissions.
- Communication with the storage service uses secure protocols (HTTPS).
- Access keys are restricted to the minimum permissions required for repository operations.
- Storage policies and backup strategies are aligned with organizational requirements.