Connect Amazon S3 to Dropbucket
Create an S3 bucket, an IAM user with a least-privilege policy for that bucket only, and connect it to Dropbucket.
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Connect your storage, put pages on your own domain and collect files from clients. Each guide takes about five minutes to follow.
Create an S3 bucket, an IAM user with a least-privilege policy for that bucket only, and connect it to Dropbucket.
Create a private B2 bucket and an application key, set a CORS rule for the S3 API and connect it to Dropbucket.
Create an R2 bucket, make an API token scoped to it, add one CORS rule and connect it to Dropbucket. R2 has no download fees, so it suits big files.
Create a Spaces bucket, set the CORS rule Dropbucket needs, then connect it with a limited access key scoped to that bucket.
Enable a region, create an iDrive e2 bucket and an access key for it, add the CORS rule and connect it to Dropbucket.
Create a Wasabi bucket, a sub-user with access to that bucket only, and connect it to Dropbucket using your region's endpoint.
Serve Dropbucket download and upload pages from an address like files.youragency.com. Add two DNS records, verify, and HTTPS is set up for you.
Create a branded upload link, send it to a client, and their files land straight in your own bucket. No client account needed.