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Hi,
Is there a way to configure etcdbrctl with a custom S3 endpoint for snapshot/backup storage?
I understand that the chosen path is to configure the AWS S3 auth keys and let it connect to your bucket, I'm struggling into connecting the backup utility to a custom s3/minio storage because there is no option to configure the endpoint via [ ~/.aws/credentials ] nor [ ~/.aws/conf ].
AWS cli allows you to set the --endpoint-url flag with a custom endpoint of your own, p.e.: aws --endpoint-url https://my.full.domain:9000 s3 mb s3://dummybucket
..but there is no option to bypass the etcdbrctl tool and add this flag.
Greets and many thanks in advance!
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Right now we don’t support MinIO S3 object store and we haven’t exposed the custom URL field.
Unfortunately we are busy with some other important feature: Multi-node etcd-backup-restore, feel free to implement this feature if you want it immediately, and you can take a reference of this PR #261 which added support for OCS S3 object store
Hi,
Is there a way to configure etcdbrctl with a custom S3 endpoint for snapshot/backup storage?
I understand that the chosen path is to configure the AWS S3 auth keys and let it connect to your bucket, I'm struggling into connecting the backup utility to a custom s3/minio storage because there is no option to configure the endpoint via [ ~/.aws/credentials ] nor [ ~/.aws/conf ].
AWS cli allows you to set the --endpoint-url flag with a custom endpoint of your own, p.e.:
aws --endpoint-url https://my.full.domain:9000 s3 mb s3://dummybucket
..but there is no option to bypass the etcdbrctl tool and add this flag.
Greets and many thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: