jPrepare Your Amazon S3 Connection
Use Identity Provider-Based Authentication for S3 Connectors
Create an Amazon S3 Data Stream in Data 360
Set Up Unstructured Data from Amazon S3
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Set Up Amazon S3 Connection
After you create your Data 360 instance, you can set up an Amazon S3 connection.
| User Permissions Needed | |
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| To create a connection: | System Admin profile or Data Cloud Architect permission set |
Complete the prerequisite.
- Add the IP addresses from IP addresses to your allowlist to make sure the Amazon S3 Source Connection has necessary access.
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In Data Cloud, go to Data Cloud Setup.
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Under External Integrations, select More Connectors.
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Click New.
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Under Source, select Amazon S3 and click Next.
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Enter a connection name, connection API name.
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Enter the authentication details.
If you choose to use Access Key and Secret, click Access Key/Secret Based.
Field Label Description AWS Access Key Programmatic username for API access to AWS. AWS Secret Key Programmatic password for API access to AWS. If you choose to use IdP, click Identity Provider Based. Refer to Use Identity Provider–Based Authentication for S3 Connectors for more details and enter the values.
Field Label Description IAM Role Name The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) specifying the role. External ID It’s auto-generated connection ID. Enter the External ID in the AWS trust policy for the role before testing the connection. -
Enter the connection details.
Field Label Description Bucket Name Specific public cloud storage resource in AWS. Parent Directory Parent folder that corresponds to the S3 bucket. -
To review your configuration, click Test Connection.
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Click Save.
You can create data streams for any objects under the parent directory.
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