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With the ready check on the container it already verifies that the S3 starts correctly.
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You can then use it with the endpoint at http://localhost:8333.
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You can then use it with the endpoint at <http://localhost:8333>.
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To create access keys open a shell on the pod and use `weed shell` to configure your instance.
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Create a user with the command `s3.configure -user <username> -access_key <access-key> -secret-key <secret-key> -actions Read:<my-bucket>/<my-prefix>,Write::<my-bucket>/<my-prefix> -apply`
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Documentation for this can also be found [here](https://github.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs/wiki/Amazon-S3-API).
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## Gateway to Remote Object Storage
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The Gateway to Remote Object Storage feature allows SeaweedFS to automatically synchronize local storage with remote cloud storage providers (AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage). This enables:
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-**Automatic Bucket Synchronization**: Local new buckets are automatically created in remote storage
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-**Bidirectional Sync**: Changes in local storage are uploaded to remote storage
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-**Automatic Cleanup**: Local deleted buckets are automatically deleted in remote storage
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-**Multi-Cloud Support**: Connect to multiple cloud storage providers simultaneously
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### Configure Remote Storage
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Remote storage must be configured before using the gateway. Use the `weed shell` to configure remote storage connections:
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