nxsbi opened a new issue, #8651:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/8651
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##### ISSUE TYPE
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* Other
##### COMPONENT NAME
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Storage - Bucket
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##### CLOUDSTACK VERSION
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4.19.0
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##### CONFIGURATION
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##### OS / ENVIRONMENT
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CentOS 7
##### SUMMARY
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Two problems/(Maybe clarification needed) - I am testing out the new release
4.19. I connected it to a locally hosted MinIO instance.
Problem 1: I noticed that each user can only see their own bucket - this is
good. However, I am unable to browse the bucket via external application like
CyberDuck (or Python). I cannot find any documentation around how to use the
CloudStack URL/IP to do the bucket browsing either. I know I can browse the
MinIO instance URL and bucket directly, but since the user access is not
managed by MinIO, there is no practical way to enable browsing for a Cloudstack
user.
Problem 2: If I want to share the link to an uploaded file, when I click on
the file name in Bucket browser in Cloudstack, I can get a link. However, this
link is to the MinIO server, and not using the CLoudstack server. Keep in mind
that my cloudstack user does not have any Key/Secret for MinIO, they only have
Cloudstack API/Key
##### STEPS TO REPRODUCE
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Link MinIO to Cloudstack.
Create new CloudStack user.
Login as the new cloudstack user
Create bucket as this user. Upload a file.
create API KEY/Secret
Try to browse in app like CyberDuck using the Cloudstack URL with the new
API key/secret - fails
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##### EXPECTED RESULTS
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User is able to brwse the bucket in Cyberduck
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##### ACTUAL RESULTS
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Cannot browse the bucket - Perhaps this uses a special port and not 8080?
PROBLEM 1: - Cannot figure out how to browse bucket via external tool or
path (without referencing the MinIO actual path)
PROBLEM2: When you click on a file in the cloudstack bucket browser, it
allows you to see a URL and a presigned URL.
However, these point to the MinIO IP - not using the Cloudstack IP. MinIO is
not internet facing - I want to interface using cloudstack as the bucket is
secured via cloudstack not MinIO.
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