Here we will create a user whose access and secret keys will be available publicly, so all Internet users can access the my-cloud-files bucket in a read-only mode. Setup read-only access to the files bucket

Confirm the bucket creation by click on the Create Bucket button.Choose an appropriate hosting region, which can be the same as the app's bucket.Of course, you can choose here a more suitable name.

For this turorial we will use my-cloud-files as the name of the bucket.

Go again to the Buckets section and create a new bucket.

In this section a bucket for hosting your publicly available files will be created. If you have used different name for the bucket you have to adjust it in the Resource section.Īn alternative way to setup a TagSpaces (Pro) Web instance is to use Cloudflare Page, which is described in this tutorial. This way you will make the content of the bucket publicly asccessible. Go to the Policy tab and enter there the following securty policy.

Region: us-west-2 - choose a region which is near to the potential customer of the applicationĪfter creating the bucket go to its Settings by clicking the button with gear icon.

Bucket name: my-tagspaces - you can change the name something suitable for your use case.

Login to Wasabi console and go Buckets sectionĬlick on the Create Bucket on the top right corner and give the following information: In our case this will be a S3 bucket which which we will create in the folloing steps. In order to have the TagSpaces Web application on the Internet, you will need a place or service which will host the application's file. Here we offer a setup based on AWS services supporting user management, 2FA, automatic indexing and countless customization possibilities.

If you need a solution, where TagSpaces is accessible behind a login, you may take a look on TagSpaces Enterprise.

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