Helps to Store, manage, versioning and centralize space or project related files or documents on Amazon AWS S3 bucket.

Features

• Beside Upload, Option to attach and detach existing AWS S3 Files on Confluence.

• Helps Files Versioning in AWS S3 bucket

• Provides Macros

  • Amazon S3 Files Summary {amazon-s3-files-summary}

  • Amazon S3 File Link {amazon-s3-file-link}

• Space S3 Documents REST API

Note. If your upgrading from older than version 2.0, please refer Migrate Space S3 Documents with Bucket Configuration

Go to General Configuration → Configure Amazon S3 Buckets

Note:

• Access Secret Keys are not required If you are Confluence is hosted on AWS EC2.

  • You can attach S3 role to EC2 with read and write access

  • If you are bucket is on different account then use Bucket policy to grant permission to Confluence Hosted account.

• For Access Secret Keys two ways to get i.e.

  • Create IAM User through Console (Simple & easy step)

  • create IAM User through Instance profile

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Go to page options i.e. Click (…) → Amazon S3 Files

Attach existing files or upload new one.

Attach / Link existing Amazon S3 File to Space via REST API.

coming soon.

Upload new Amazon S3 File via REST API.

% curl -u admin -XPOST "http://localhost:8090/rest/spaces3documents/1.0/utility/upload/document" \
  -H "X-Atlassian-Token: no-check" -F bucketId=4 -F pageId=4816905 -F file=@/tmp/pom.xml
{"status":0,"message":"Space S3 File Upload Successful. (documents/DT/pom.xml)"}
%

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Go to page Edit → Add Amazon S3 File Link or Amazon S3 Files Summary macros.

Results:

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For Debug. Go to, Logging and profiling → Add new entry

Package / Class Name: com.tse.confluence.spaces3documents.plugin
Logging Level: DEBUG