Use Cyberduck to connect to EU DataVault by creating a bucket, configuring S3 credentials, and entering your endpoint URL.
This guide will show you how to use Cyberduck with EU DataVault as an endpoint.
Step 1: Create a bucket in EU DataVault Console
You will need to create a bucket in your EU DataVault Storage console.
After logging in, click the "Add Bucket" button in the top right corner, give your bucket a name, and then press Add.
Create a bucket in the UI.
Step 2: Prepare the endpoint address, Access and Secret Key
The Cyberduck application requires an endpoint to store your data. You can find your specific endpoint by navigating to 'Keys' in the EU DataVault Console. When copying this URL later in the process, make sure to adhere to the required formatting without 'https://' as a prefix and '/' as a suffix. For instance, use 'eu-central-1.storage.storage.eudatavault.eu' instead of 'https://eu-central-1.storage.eudatavault.eu/'.
Furthermore, your Access and Secret Key are required for the Cyberduck application. To find these, also navigate to 'Keys' in the EU DataVault Console. For ease of use, you can simply copy them to your clipboard when clicking on the respective button.
Step 3: Download and configure Cyberduck
Cyberduck offers applications for Windows and Apple - choose and download them accordingly from their website.
After a successful installation, you will first need to activate the S3 option. For that purpose, click on 'Open Connection', open the dropdown by clicking on the default 'FTP' option and select 'More Options'. Search for for 'S3 (HTTPS)', tick mark the respective entry and close the window.
Afterward, navigate again to 'Open Connection' and select 'S3 (HTTPS)'.
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Navigate to 'Open Connection' and select 'S3 (HTTPS)'.
For the respective fields, use the following information from the above section 'Step 2':
- Server: Your endpoint URL
- Access Key ID: Your Access Key
- Secret Access Key: Your Secret Key
Finalize your setup by clicking on 'Connect'. After a short time, you should be able to see your buckets and objects. Note that Cyberduck falls short of the complete UI functionality such as editing subuser rights or opening prior versions of an object.
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