S3 Compatible
S3 Compatible (Simple Storage Service) is a scalable, web-based cloud object storage service that is used for remote backups and archiving of data and applications. You also have the option to configure a custom S3 compatible storage provider which utilizes the S3 API.
To connect S3 Compatible to JetBackup:
Step 1: First make sure you have an account for a S3-compatible provider.
Step 2: Open JetBackup for WordPress on your WordPress Admin Dashboard and navigate to destinations
Step 3: Click “Create new destination” and select S3 in the dropdown menu
Step 4: You will be asked to specify your S3 Credentials:
- Name: Specify the name of your destination
- Backup Directory: Specify the directory on the remote server where backups will be stored.
- Vendor: Choose which S3 compatible vendor you will be using as your S3 destination.
- Region/URL: JetBackup will list known regions for the S3 Destination chosen. For a Custom Vendor, the region can be entered manually if required by the vendor.
- Access Key: Every S3 Destination has a Access/Secret Key Pair you must use in order to authenticate and store data to your S3 destination.
- Secret Access Key: Your S3 secret key.
- Bucket: A Bucket is the term used for Amazon S3 and S3-compatible cloud destinations cloud storage which stores your data as objects.
- Verify SSL: Enable SSL certificate verification.
- Retries: Number of retry attempts
- Keep-Alive Timeout: Timeout for keep-alive connections.
- Keep-Alive Requests: Number of keep-alive requests.
Step 5: Once you have all the requested fields filled, click the “Save” button and JetBackup will establish a connection to your AWS S3/S3-compatible server.
Your S3-compatible server is now connected to JetBackup!
Access/Secret Key Pair
Below is a non-exhaustive list of available S3 providers associated documentation on creating these pairs for each S3 Destination.
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Amazon S3 - Managing Access keys AWS Console
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Digital Ocean Object Storage - Creating an Access Key
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Google Cloud Storage - Creating an HMAC Key
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IBM Cloud Object Storage - Service credentials
- NOTE: Ensure to enable Include HMAC Credential to receive the key pair properly.
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Oracle Cloud Object Storage - Create a Customer Secret Key
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ScaleWay Elements - How to Generate an API Key
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Wasabi - Creating a Wasabi API Access Key Set
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