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## Use S3 for base snapshots
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The storage of base snapshots are configured in `dtable-storage-server.conf`. By default the section `[storage_backend]` contains `type = local`. With this setting, all base snapshots are stored in the folder `/opt/seatable/seatable-data/seatable/storage-data`.
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The storage of base snapshots are configured in `dtable-storage-server.conf`. By default the section `[storage backend]` contains `type = local`. With this setting, all base snapshots are stored in the folder `/opt/seatable/seatable-data/seatable/storage-data`.
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Switch the type to `type = s3` to use S3 Object storage. Depending on whether you are using AWS or an S3 compatible service, different configuration options must be used.
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AWS requires only a few settings. `key_id` and `key` are used to provide S3 authentication. You can find the `key_id` and `key` in the *Security Credentials* section of your AWS account page.
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[storage_backend]
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[storage backend]
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type = s3
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bucket = ...
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key_id =
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Use the following settings to connect to your S3 compatible storage.
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