2—Creating a Bucket for Wasabi With Dell ObjectScale

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Objectives

1

Install Wasabi With Dell ObjectScale.

2

Create a bucket.

3

Create a new user and attach a policy.

Your Welcome email (titled “Your Wasabi With Dell ObjectScale Account is Activated”) includes your service URL, which you will need in this procedure. You will use either of these:

  • http://s3.[region]-dell-obs.wasabisys.com:9020

  • https://s3.[region]-dell-obs.wasabisys.com:9021

Using Postman, you can send a request to one of these endpoints. When you create a new request and click Send, the API response returns directly in Postman. To organize and group your requests for easier access, create your first Postman collection.

  1. Add a new request and assign a name, for example, Create Bucket.

  2. Configure the following:

    Method: PUT
    URL: https://s3.us-east-1-dell-obs.wasabisys.com:9021/{{bucketname}}
    Bucket Name: Enter the desired bucket name, replacing {{bucketname}} in the URL path.
    Be sure to click Save.

  3. On the Authorization tab, configure:
    Auth Type: AWS Signature
    Add auth data to: Request Headers
    AccessKey and SecretKey: Use the IAM access credentials that you created above.
    Be sure to click Save.

  4. Click Send to submit the request to create your bucket. You will receive a 200 response, indicating the bucket was created successfully.

  5. To validate, create a new request to get the bucket details:
    Method: GET
    URL: https://s3.us-east-1-dell-obs.wasabisys.com:9021/{{bucketname}}
    Be sure to click Save.

  6. Click Send to submit the request to get your bucket. You will receive a 200-response along with the details of the bucket.

Objectives Met!

1

Install Wasabi With Dell ObjectScale.

2

Create a bucket.

3

Create a new user and attach a policy.