This repository contains the IONOS S3 Extension that works with the Eclipse Dataspace Connector allowing operations into the IONOS S3 Storage.
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Please refer to the official site.
- https://github.com/eclipse-dataspaceconnector/DataSpaceConnector - v0.4.1;
- International Data Spaces;
- GAIA-X project;
You will need the following:
- IONOS account;
- Java Development Kit (JDK) 17 or higher;
- Docker;
- GIT;
- Linux shell or PowerShell;
Contains the source code of the IONOS S3 Extension.
Contains the required instructions to run an EDC Connector or create an EDC docker image with the IONOS S3 Extension.
The extension has the following dependencies:
Module name | Description |
---|---|
extensions:provision-ionos-s3 |
Provisioning operations for IONOS S3 storage |
extensions:data-plane-ionos-s3 |
Copy data do and from IONOS S3 buckets |
org.eclipse.edc:api-observability |
Health data regarding the state of the connector |
org.eclipse.edc:auth-tokenbased |
Securing the API |
org.eclipse.edc:api-control-plane-core |
Main features of the control plane |
org.eclipse.edc:configuration-filesystem |
Configuration file features |
org.eclipse.edc:http |
HTTP support |
org.eclipse.edc:data-management-api |
EDC asset and contract management |
org.eclipse.edc:data-plane-core |
Main features of the data plane |
org.eclipse.edc:data-plane-selector-client |
Offers several implementations for the data plane selector |
org.eclipse.edc:data-plane-selector-core |
Main features of the data plane selector |
It is required to configure an Access key
and a Secret Access Key
from the IONOS S3 storage service.
The credentials can be found/configured in one of the following:
- Vault;
- Properties file;
- Java arguments;
- Environment Variables (
IONOS_ACCESS_KEY
,IONOS_SECRET_KEY
andIONOS_TOKEN
);
It is required to configure those parameters:
Parameter name | Description | Mandatory |
---|---|---|
edc.ionos.access.key |
IONOS Access Key Id to access S3 | Yes if the context is accessing file |
edc.ionos.secret.access.key |
IONOS Secret Access Key to access S3 | Yes if the context is accessing file |
edc.ionos.token |
IONOS token to allow S3 provisioning | Yes if the context is provisioning access for others |
edc.ionos.endpoint |
IONOS S3 endpoint address. Refer to docs for further information. | Yes, if the context is accessing file |
edc.ionos.max.files |
Maximum number of files retrieved by list files function. | No, the default value is 5,000 files |
edc.ionos.key.validation.attempts |
Maximum number of attemps to validate a temporary key after its creation. | No, the default values is 10 attempts |
edc.ionos.key.validation.delay |
Time to wait (in milisseconds) before each key validation attempt. In each new attempt the delay is multiplied by the attempt number. | No, the default value is 3,000 (3 seconds) |
To create the token please take a look at the following documentation.
git clone git@github.com:ionos-cloud/edc-ionos-s3.git
cd extensions
./gradlew clean build
To run a connector with memory persistence:
cd launchers/prod/connector
java -Dedc.fs.config=resources/config.properties -jar build/libs/dataspace-connector.jar
To run a connector with database persistence:
cd launchers/prod/connector-persistence
java -Dedc.fs.config=resources/config.properties -jar build/libs/dataspace-connector.jar
In order to see working examples go to edc-ionos-samples.
Check the deployment readme to see how to deploy the Connector locally or to an external Kubernetes cluster.