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   * [[rootdir_s3|S3 storage]]   * [[rootdir_s3|S3 storage]]
   * [[rootdir_azure|Azure storage]]   * [[rootdir_azure|Azure storage]]
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-=== S3 storage === 
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-PMA.core is one of the few vendors that [[https://​www.prweb.com/​releases/​pathomation_announces_support_for_cloud_storage_and_file_transfer_protocol_ftp_servers/​prweb18296771.htm|supports cloud storage natively]]. ​ 
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-Let's say that you have an S3 bucket and put slides in it: 
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-{{ ::​rootdir_s3_10.png?​direct&​400 |}} 
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-To protect access, you should create a dedicated entity that can only access that content. 
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-{{ ::​rootdir_s3_20.png?​direct&​400 |}} 
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-You can then create a pair of dedicated access / secret keys for the new entity: 
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-{{ :​rootdir_s3_30.png?​direct&​400 |}} 
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-These keys are then used to configure the S3 mounting point at the PMA.core side: 
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-{{ :​rootdir_s3_40.png?​direct&​400 |}} 
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-The mounting point only functions when the provided credentials are still active on the S3 storage side. If not, an error message ensues: 
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-{{ :​rootdir_s3_50.png?​direct&​400 |}} 
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-If all is well, you can now browse your slides directly from your S3 content. 
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-{{ :​rootdir_s3_60.png?​direct&​400 |}} 
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-As of version 3.1, PMA.core also supports IAM AWS Role policies. 
  
 === Azure storage === === Azure storage ===
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