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  1. Appendix

Object Storage

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Your object store configuration requires several key parameters:

  • Endpoint: The URL or IP address and port for your S3-compatible storage service

  • Bucket: A dedicated storage bucket for Qpoint objects

  • Region: The geographic region for your storage service

  • Access URL: A templated URL for accessing artifacts via URL.

    • Example: https://storage.cloud.google.com/{{BUCKET}}/{{DIGEST}}

    • Supported Keys

      • {{ENDPOINT}} - The endpoint of the bucket

      • {{BUCKET}} - The name of the bucket

      • {{DIGEST}} - The digest of the file which Qpoint uses as the file name

  • Access Credentials:

    • Access Key: Configured via environment variable (e.g., S3_ACCESS_KEY)

    • Secret Key: Configured via environment variable (e.g., S3_SECRET_KEY)

  • SSL Settings: Option to enable/disable SSL for the connection