Wasabi
Create the bucket
Section titled “Create the bucket”In the Wasabi console, use Create Bucket, and enter a name and region. Leave public access off.
Create a credential
Section titled “Create a credential”Wasabi access keys belong to a user, so limit access by giving a separate user a policy.
- Create a sub-user for Fileee.
- In the Policies panel, choose Create Policy and paste the policy from Connect a bucket, with
YOUR-BUCKETreplaced by your bucket’s name. Attach it to the sub-user. - In the Access Keys menu, choose Create Access Key, then Sub-User, and pick your user. Choose Create, then Show to see the secret.
See creating a policy and creating an access key for more.
Connect it
Section titled “Connect it”| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider | Wasabi |
| Endpoint | https://s3.<region>.wasabisys.com |
| Bucket | Your bucket’s name |
| Region | Your bucket’s region, as us-west-1 |
| Path-style URLs | Off |
Allow browser access
Section titled “Allow browser access”Add the rule by hand:
- Copy the rule from How to set up.
- Open the bucket’s Settings, then the Permissions tab, and choose Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) at the bottom.
- Choose Edit, paste the rule, and save.
- Run Test in Fileee.
Wasabi warns that its CORS “does not perform full CORS validation” for some requests, so rely on Test rather than the rule alone. See Wasabi’s CORS docs for more.
Public CDN links
Section titled “Public CDN links”Public access is usually set per bucket, so plan on a separate bucket for public copies. See Public CDN links.