Adding Generic S3-Compatible Object Storage
Note
Only specific S3-compatible vendors are supported. Please see Feature Requirements for more information.
To add S3-compatible object storage to Inventory in NAKIVO Backup & Replication, follow the steps below:
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Verify that the S3-compatible object storage meets Feature Requirements.
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Click Settings in the main menu of NAKIVO Backup & Replication.
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Go to the Inventory page and click "+".
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On the Platform page of the wizard, select Cloud Storage and click Next to proceed.
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On the Type page of the wizard, select Generic S3-compatible Storage and click Next to proceed.
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On the Options page of the wizard, provide the following information:
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Display name: Specify a name for the S3-compatible object storage device. This name will be displayed in the Inventory.
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Service endpoint: Enter a full HTTP/HTTPS URL that is used to access the storage.
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Region code: Optionally, enter the technical region code where the data is stored. To enter several region codes, separate them using the semicolon “;” symbol. It is highly recommended to leave this field blank.
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Access key ID or Username: Enter the storage access key ID or username that was created during account setup or on the App Keys page in your storage account.
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Secret access key or Password: Enter the storage secret access key or password that was created during account setup or on the App Keys page in your storage account.
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Click Connect to bring up the Certificate Details popup.
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The Connect button may be disabled if no HTTP/HTTPS certificates are detected or required for the storage to be added to the Inventory.
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Optionally, you can select Auto accept new certificate if this certificate is expired or changed.
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Click Accept to confirm the certificate.
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Finally, click Finish when you are done.
Note
When configuring NGINX Proxy for MinIO Server used as the vendor for generic S3-compatible object storage, make sure you either turn caching off (proxy_cache off;) or set proxy_cache_convert_head off;.
Find more information on the topic here.