Sometimes it's necessary to deploy applications in airgapped environments, where access to AWS/Azure is simply not possible. Configuring file-system based storage is possible, but solutions like Minio allow having local, S3-compatible storage services that are easier to manage than actual disks/volumes/folders.
Since Minio is already S3 compatible, to make PrizmDoc PAS work with it, only an endpoint would need to be set (on top the existing ones like secret/access keys, bucket name, path, etc). For example:
documents.storage: "s3"
# The new setting
documents.s3Endpoint: "http://my_minio_server.my-network.com:7000"
documents.s3BucketName: "name_of_my_bucket"
documents.path: "Samples/Documents"Port and protocol could be specified as part of the URL (as the previous example), or as individual setting keys, like:
documents.storage: "s3"
# New settings
documents.s3EndpointHost: "my_minio_server.my-network.com"
documents.s3EndpointPort: 7000
documents.s3EndpointProtocol: "http" # or "https"
# Or use a boolean to indicate when to use HTTP or HTTPS
documents.s3EndpointSecure: true # or false
documents.s3BucketName: "name_of_my_bucket"
documents.path: "Samples/Documents"
This are the relevant docs from the S3 SDK for Node.js just to illustrate a bit more what I mean.
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