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Revision as of 00:01, 31 May 2023
S3 reverse proxies enable encrypted S3 protocol communication with public and private cloud S3 service end-points through the system.
Note: Enable high-availability by adding a second S3 Proxy on a second Storage System in the same storage grid with the same proxy server FQDN and end-point FQDN. Additionally a Site Cluster must be created and a Site Cluster VIF (IPv4) via the Cluster Resource Management tab.
Navigation: Cloud Integration --> S3 Reverse Proxies --> S3 Reverse Proxy --> Create (toolbar)
