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Administration

The administration section gives you the ability to manage your Amazon S3 Buckets.

Create Bucket Association

To create a new Bucket association, click on "Add new bucket association"

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You need to fill in all fields to successfully add new bucket association:

• Friendly name — represents the name of the account that will be used in the macro and it will mask your real S3 Bucket name.

• Bucket name — represents your real Amazon S3 account name.

• Access Key — This is actually a username. It is an alphanumeric text string that uniquely identifies the user who owns the account.

• Access Secret — This key plays the role of a password. It’s called secret because it is assumed to be known by the owner only.

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To test your Bucket credentials just click on the button “Test connection” and you will be informed about the validation result.

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Once you fill in all fields click on the button “Save” and your account will be stored.

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If you need to change your bucket association details you can do it when you click on the button “Edit” at the end of the row with listed account details.

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If you want to delete your existing configured bucket association only click on the button “Delete” at the end of the row with account details you want to remove.

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Using the S3 Macro on an issue

Adding links to a Jira issue is simple. Open an existing issue, click More > Link and then select the Amazon S3 Link category.

The configuration page will be shown where you can set the following parameters:

• Bucket — Select the Bucket from which contains the file you want to link to. Buckets can be configured only in administration.

• Link Text — Text of the link displayed in the Issue Links

• File — Select the file you want to link to using the file browser

To add a new link with set configuration into a page just click on the Link button.

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Example of S3 Links

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