How To Get Amazon S3 Access Keys
This guide covers the steps to set up NFS export to share a directory from an Ubuntu server running on EC2.
Steps
- Go to http://aws.amazon.com.
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Click on “My Account/Console” and select “Security Credentials”.
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Select “Get Started with IAM Users”.
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Click “Create New Users”.
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Enter a user name, e.g. ObjectiveFS, and click “Create”.
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Click “Show User Security Credentials” once the user is created.
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The “Access Key ID” and “Secret Access Key” are what you need to create your ObjectiveFS filesystem.
You should also download these credentialsand store it in a safe place. You will need these credentials when you start up another instance of ObjectiveFS.
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Select “Groups” on the left hand menu bar, and click on “Create New Group”.
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Enter a group name, e.g. S3All.
Note: if you have multiple buckets and would like to restrict ObjectiveFS to only one S3 bucket, please see how to grant access to only one S3 bucket using AWS IAM policy.
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Scroll down to select the “Amazon S3 Full Access” in the Set Permissions step.
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Click continue on the next step, and select “Create Group”.
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Finally, add the newly created user to this group. Click “Add Users to Group”.
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Then, select the user created in step 5 and click “Add Users”.
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You can now use your “Access Key ID” and “Secret Access Key” to run ObjectiveFS.
by ObjectiveFS staff, June 1, 2015
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