Amazon S3

Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) is a scalable object storage service offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS).

It is a highly scalable, durable, secure, and cost-effective object storage service that enables businesses to store and retrieve any amount of data securely and reliably.

It is widely used by organizations of all sizes for a variety of use cases, including data storage, backup and archiving, content distribution, and big data analytics.

To interact with Amazon S3 API, you need to follow these steps:

1. Set Up AWS Credentials:
   • Go to the AWS Management Console.
   • Navigate to the IAM (Identity and Access Management) Console.
   • On the IAM console, click on Users in the left sidebar to manage IAM users.
   • Click on the Add user button to create a new IAM user.
   • Enter a User name and click Next.
   • Set the permissions for the IAM user.
     • You can attach existing policies to the user or create custom policies based on your specific requirements.
     • For accessing Amazon S3, you'll need to attach policies that grant the necessary permissions to interact with S3 buckets and objects.
   • Review the user details and permissions, then click on the Create user button to create the IAM user.
2. Get Access Key and Secret Key:
   • Once the IAM user is created, you'll be provided with an Access Key and a Secret Access Key. These will be used to create SimWorkflow credentials.
3. Create AWS Credentials in SimWorkflow:

   1. Go to SimWorkflow Credentials.

   2. Click on Create credentials.

   3. Click AWS tab.

   4. Fill in the required information:

      • Name: Airtable

      • Access key ID: AWS Access Key

      • Secret access key: AWS Secret Access Key

   5. Click on Create credentials button.

Once the AWS credentials created, you can start using it with HTTP Task in your workflow definitions to integrate with AWS S3 API.