An S3 Endpoint: Enter the URL endpoint for the S3 storage backend.
A Region: Enter the region for your S3 storage. Some providers call this the “region slug.”
An Access Key ID: Enter the S3 access key your S3 provider uses to access the bucket or space. Some providers call this API keys.
A Secret Access Key: Enter the secret access key for the Access Key ID.
Force Path Style: When turned on, the connection uses path-style addressing for buckets.
Ignore SSL Issues: When turned on, Stigg will connect even if SSL certificate validation fails.
More detailed instructions for DigitalOcean Spaces and Wasabi follow. If you’re using a different provider, refer to their documentation for more information.
To configure the credential for use with DigitalOcean spaces:
In DigitalOceans, go to the control panel and open Settings. Your endpoint should be listed there. Prepend https:// to that endpoint and enter it as the S3 Endpoint in Stigg.
Your DigitalOceans endpoint depends on the data center region your bucket’s in.
For the Region, enter the region your bucket’s located in, for example, nyc3.
If you plan to use this credential to create new Spaces, enter us-east-1 instead.
For the Region, enter the region slug portion of the service URL. For example, if you entered https://s3.us-east-2.wasabisys.com as the S3 Endpoint, us-east-2 is the region.
Log into you Wasabi Console as the root user.
Open the Menu and select Access Keys.
Select CREATE NEW ACCESS KEY.
Select whether the key is for the Root User or a Sub-User and select CREATE.
Copy the Access Key and enter it in Stigg as the Access Key ID.
Copy the Secret Key and enter it in Stigg as the Secret Access Key.
Wasabi recommends turning on the Force Path Style toggle “because the path-style offers the greatest flexibility in bucket names, avoiding domain name issues.” Refer to the Wasabi REST API Introduction for more information.
Decide how you want the Stigg credential to handle SSL:
To respect SSL certificate validation, keep the default of Ignore SSL Issues turned off.
To connect even if SSL certificate validation fails, turn on Ignore SSL Issues.