This page describes how to create a OVH Object Storage bucket / container on the OVH Public Cloud and how to configure the bucket to use as a Target for Trilio for Kubernetes
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# Configure OVH Object Storage as a Target
Here are the instruction to follow for creating a OVH Object Storage bucket/container:
Login to the OVH public cloud web console.
Click on the Object Storage option from the left pane and create a new Object Storage Container e.g. demo-ovh-s3-bucket
Select the S3 Users tab and create a new user and provide Administrator to the new user. Make sure to save the Password generated for the user. You will need this password when you are going to source the Openstack's openrc.sh file.
Go to the Users & Roles section, click on three vertical dots to select the option Download Openstack's RC file
Now, you have openrc.sh file, you can follow the Getting Started with the Swift S3 API guide provided by OVH to generate the Access key and Secret key to access the OVH Object Storage Container. Use the password generated for the user create above.
After installing the prerequisites of python-openstackclient, you can get the access and secret key using below command:
Now install the awscli and awscli-plugin-endpoint package to configure the AWS CLI.
After you create ~/.aws/credentials with above accessKey and secretKey and ~/.aws/config file with correct Region Name, you have the s3.endpoint_url to create the OVH Object Storage Container as a Target in T4K.
Run below command to list the Object Storage container.
Now, you have credentialSecret, url, region and S3 bucketName to proceed with the target creation.
Follow the Example 3 - OVH Object Storage as Target using Swift S3 API section to create the target.
