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Cloud Storage
Note: This feature is available in Enterprise and Team editions only.
CloudBeaver provides the ability to use your cloud storage services through a web interface. Currently, we support Amazon Simple Storage Service and Google Cloud Storage.
Within the file browser, you can interact with it like a regular file system, allowing you to:
- upload new files to the bucket from your local storage;
- download files to your local storage;
- delete and rename files;
- drag-and-drop files between buckets and different file systems.
To gain access to your storage, you should create a cloud configuration - AWS or GCP.
Tip: In the CloudBeaver AWS Edition, you can use default instance credentials for Cloud Storage authentication. For more details, see AWS Settings.
Then enable 'Cloud storage' in the Server configuration. Ensure that the relevant service (AWS, GCP) is also enabled.
Tip: For more information, see Server configuration administration
Navigate to the Tools menu on the main page of the app. Check the 'Cloud storage' option.
And finally, to view your buckets, expand the file system tree. If you are not logged in under the required provider, a login window will appear. Use the preconfigured authentication.
The file type is recognized automatically. Only SQL scripts (.sql) could be opened in the app. Double-click on the file to open it in SQL editor. You can easily execute statements or make changes and save them directly to the cloud storage.
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