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Wasabi

Learn how to connect to Wasabi

Introduction

Movebot supports moving files and folders to and from Wasabi.

Requirements

To connect to Wasabi in Movebot you will need:

  • To have access to a Wasabi account with the AmazonS3FullAccess policy

  • The name of the Wasabi Bucket and its region name

  • An Access Key from Wasabi and Wasabi Access Secret Key

Configuration Steps

  1. When configuring the source or destination, select Wasabi from the list of available connections and set the connection name

  2. Provide the region that your Wasabi bucket is located in and the bucket name

    • This can be found in Wasabi under Buckets

  3. Provide an access key and secret key from Wasabi. To do this the user will need to have the AmazonS3FullAccess policy

    • In Wasabi, navigate to Access Keys and select 'Create Access Key'

    • Copy and paste the access and secret key from Wasabi into Movebot

  4. In Movebot, select Save and Test Connection

Supported Features

Movebot has comprehensive support for Wasabi and is well-maintained.

Feature

Supported in Movebot

Files and Folders

Fully Supported

Modification Retention

Fully Supported

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Last updated 1 year ago

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