How to setup Filezilla Pro to access to my s3 buck

Question

I bought Filezilla Pro that supports Amazon S3, so pls how to setup Filezilla Pro to access into my bucket? Thank you

Answer 1

One crucial addition to the above answer:

What is my S3 username and password?

Username = Access Key (preferrably an IAM user with only the rights to access the specific S3 buckets (s3:List*) as well as get and put objects permissions.

Password = Secret access key, which you get once you create a new access key. Store this one in a secure space, because you cannot recover it.

Answer 2

1. In your Amazon Web Services dashboard (https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/home#/security_credential) create a Access Key ID and Secret Key pair
2. Launch FileZilla Pro
3. Open Site Manager (File, Site Manager or Ctrl+S)

4. Click New Site and give it a name

5. In Protocol select “S3 - Amazon Simple Storage Service” from the drop-down menu. The host name is automatically filled.

6. In Logon Type select “Normal”

7. In the Access Key ID box enter the Access Key ID you created
8. In the Secret Access Key box enter the Secret Key you created
9. Click “Connect”

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Answer 3

When using Filezilla Pro to connect AWS S3 , do not forget to add the Bucket name (and any sub folders under the bucket) in "Default remote directory" section of Advanced tab. Please refer the screen shot.

Answer 4

You can connect to S3 with FileZilla Pro with these simple steps:

Open FileZilla Pro's Site Manager with Command+s (Mac) or CTRL+s (Windows) or click on the Site Manager icon that is on the top left corner of the main window.

• Create a new site with "New Site".
• Enter "s3.amazonaws.com" as "Host".
• Choose "S3- Amazon Simple Storage Service" as protocol.
• Enter your AWS Access Key ID.
• Enter your AWS Secret Access Key.
• Click "Connect" and your good to go.

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