Storage Setting

Storage Setting

In Rubiscape, the storage settings are at the instance level. Currently, Rubiscape supports five types of storage. You can select any storage as required.

Note
  • Only Superadmin can change the storage.
  • Local (default)
  • S3 on AWS
  • MinIO
  • Azure Blob Storage
  • Google Cloud Platform

The following sections explain these storage types in detail.

Local

Local storage is the default storage for Rubiscape.
It requires no additional inputs.

S3 on AWS

Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) is a public cloud object storage service that stores data as objects within buckets. The object is a combination of a file and its metadata. Buckets are containers to store these objects.
The S3 on AWS storage contains the following fields.


The following table explains various fields in S3 on AWS settings.

Field

Description

Remark

AWS Access Key

Enter the AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Key.

  • AWS access key is the long-term credential for the IAM user.
  • It is a string-type key with a minimum of 16 and a maximum of 128 characters.
  • The AWS Access Key is maintained by the IT Team of your organization or the AWS S3 Admin on the client-side.

AWS Secret Key

Enter the secret key to sign requests.

  • It is a string-type key used for API calls.
  • The AWS Secret Key is maintained by the IT Team of your organization or the AWS S3 Admin on the client-side.

S3 Bucket Name

Enter a suitable name for the S3 storage container.

  • The bucket is a container for objects that are stored in Amazon S3.
  • The bucket name should
  • Be unique within a partition
  • Have a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 63 characters.
  • Begin and end with a letter or a number.
  • Consist of only lowercase letters, numbers, dots, and hyphens.
  • Neither start with a prefix nor end with a suffix.
  • Not be formatted as an IP address.

MinIO

MinIO is an open-source distributed object storage server. It comes with an S3 storage functionality designed for private cloud infrastructure. MinIO is one of the best servers for storing unstructured data (images, videos, log files, backups, and containers).
The MinIO storage contains the following fields.


The following table explains various fields in MinIO settings.

Field

Description

Remark

MinIO Access Key

Enter the MinIO Access Key to authenticate the user.

  • It is a unique key containing a minimum of 5 characters.
  • It is equivalent to a username.

MinIO Secret Key

Enter the MinIO Secret Key to authenticate the user.

It is a unique key and equivalent to a password.

MinIO Host

Enter a valid IP address to connect to the MinIO host server.

The hostname needs to include the port.

MinIO Bucket Name

Enter a valid MinIO bucket name

  • The bucket name should
  • Be unique within a partition
  • Have a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 63 characters.
  • Begin and end with a letter or a number.
  • Consist of only lowercase letters, numbers, dots, and hyphens.
  • Neither start with a prefix nor end with a suffix.
  • Not be formatted as an IP address.

Azure Blob Storage

Azure Blob (Binary Large Object) Storage is Microsoft's cloud-based object storage solution. It is an optimized storage facility to store a huge amount of unstructured, text, and binary data.
The Azure Blob Storage contains the following fields.


The following table explains various fields in Azure Blob Storage settings.

Field

Description

Remark

Default Endpoint Protocol

Enter the default endpoint protocol HTTPS, which is the default for Azure.

  • HTTPS stands for Hypertext transfer protocol secure. It is encrypted to increase the data transfer security, especially sensitive data.
  • It is a secure version of the primary protocol, HTTP.
  • It is used to transfer data between a web browser and a website.

Account Name

Enter the account name for the Azure storage.

It is user-specific.

Account Key

Enter the account key for the Azure storage

It is user-specific.

Endpoint Suffix

Enter the endpoint suffix for the Axure storage.

The default endpoint suffix is core.

Blob Storage Container Name

Enter a suitable blob storage name for the Azure storage bucket.

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Google Cloud Platform

Google Cloud Platform provides an object storage facility to companies of all sizes and data generation capacity. You can store and retrieve data as and when you want.
The Google Cloud Platform contains the following fields.


The following table explains various fields in Azure Blob Storage settings.

Field

Description

Service Account Credential JSON

Click Upload File to upload the JSON file containing the service account credentials.

GCP Storage Bucket Name

Enter a suitable name for the Google Cloud Platform storage container name.


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Warning

  • Do not forget to click Save Storage Details!
  • If you click Discard, all changes made since the last save get deleted.

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