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@@ -8,11 +8,11 @@ AlekSIS allows you to configure an Amazon S3 endpoint for static and media
files. This is useful e.g. for loadbalancing with multiple AlekSIS
instances.
Configure a S3 endpoint
Configure a
n
S3 endpoint
=======================
If you want to use a S3 endpoint to store files you have to configure the
endpoint in your configfile (`/etc/aleksis/aleksis.toml`)::
If you want to use a
n
S3 endpoint to store files you have to configure the
endpoint in your config
uration
file (`/etc/aleksis/aleksis.toml`)::
# Default values
[storage.s3]
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MinIO
=====
MinIO can be deployed in a
k
ubernetes cluster or on bare metal servers. For
MinIO can be deployed in a
K
ubernetes cluster or on bare metal servers. For
more information see https://min.io/.
After you installed your MinIO server you have to create buckets for your
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