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AWS S3 Bucket Setup Guide

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Create S3 Bucket

  1. Login to AWS console.

  2. Select the region you need to use.

  3. Open S3 service from Services menu.

  4. Click on Create bucket button to create a new S3 bucket.

  5. Enter bucket name as you need (the bucket name must be unique globally), select the AWS Region that's closed to where your OpenShift cluster is. Then click on Create bucket button at the bottom.

  6. You should be able to see a new bucket in S3 dashboard.

Create Access Key

  1. Click on your account name at the top right corner. Then Security credentials menu.

  2. Expand the Access keys (access key ID and secret access key) section then click Create New Access Key button.

  3. A dialog will be shown. Click Show Access Key to view your Access Key ID and Secret Access Key. Note these values or download them by click on Download Key File button.


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