Extending an Amazon S3 Integration to Google Cloud Storage With the Interop API
Getting Started With The S3-Interop API for GCS
To start the process, enable the Google Cloud Storage service in the Google Cloud console and create a project and bucket for testing. You can then enable the S3-interoperable API in the Interoperability tab within Project Settings. Google enables the S3-interoperability API on a per-user basis for each project. This means that you’ll want to ensure you have a unique credential or user account for each end-user or service if you want more meaningful access logs. While you’re in the interoperability settings, create an access key and save it locally for reference.
As the Interoperability settings page describes, the secret key lets you authorize requests with HMAC authentication. You can calculate the signatures for each request manually in your shell or REPL, or use a library.
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To start the process, enable the Google Cloud Storage service in the Google Cloud console and create a project and bucket for testing. You can then enable the S3-interoperable API in the Interoperability tab within Project Settings. Google enables the S3-interoperability API on a per-user basis for each project. This means that you’ll want to ensure you have a unique credential or user account for each end-user or service if you want more meaningful access logs. While you’re in the interoperability settings, create an access key and save it locally for reference.
As the Interoperability settings page describes, the secret key lets you authorize requests with HMAC authentication. You can calculate the signatures for each request manually in your shell or REPL, or use a library.
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