Using Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) as a primary storage for Enterprise Vault
- Overview
- Configuring Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) primary partition
- About configuring Amazon S3 primary partition
- Getting the Amazon S3 supported authentication
- Configuring Amazon S3 primary partition
- Adding a new Amazon S3 partition that uses Access Keys authentication
- Adding a new Amazon S3 partition that uses IAM Role authentication
- Adding a new Amazon S3 partition that uses STS Assume Role authentication
- Viewing an Amazon S3 partition
- Editing an Amazon S3 partition
- Deleting an Amazon S3 partition
- Smart partition for Amazon S3
- Configuring replication with the supported option
- Known Issues
- Troubleshooting
About the Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) primary partition
Enterprise Vault supports Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) as primary storage, letting you store primary archived data in the AWS public cloud. It supports Amazon S3-Managed Encryption that provides data security by encrypting the data at rest. It also provides support for AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Role that provides accessibility to cloud-native services with granular policies and permissions.
You can use the Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) primary partition to archive, restore, and search data when Enterprise Vault is hosted in the on-premise and cloud. This guide shows how to configure the Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) primary partition.
This guide assumes that you possess a working knowledge of Enterprise Vault tasks, such as creating and configuring vault store partitions and Amazon S3 cloud storage concepts.