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Learn how to configure Nodeum for use with Filebase.
What is Nodeum?
Nodeum is a data management platform designed to be deployed on a Linux operating system. Nodeum is certified for use with Filebase. Read below for instructions on how to configure Nodeum for use with Filebase.
Prerequisites:
​Download and install Nodeum.
​Sign up for a free Filebase account. 
Have your Filebase Access and Secret Keys. Learn how to view your access keys here.
Create a Filebase Bucket. Learn how to create a bucket here.
1. After installing Nodeum, navigate to the IP address of your installation server via a web browser. Log into the Nodeum admin console.
2. You will see the Nodeum admin dashboard.
3. From the dashboard, select Settings > Hardware > Storages.
4. Select Cloud from the storage type tabs, then select the green plus button to add a new cloud configuration.
5. Configure Cloud Storage with Filebase using the following settings:
Name: Filebase
Provider: Generic S3
Region: us-east-1
URL:https://s3.filebase.com​
Access Key ID: Your Filebase Access Key
Secret Access Key: Your Filebase Secret Key
6. Test the connection by selecting ‘Test Connection’.
You should see a message saying “connection succeeded” followed by the number of buckets within your Filebase account.
7. Select ‘Save’. You should now see Filebase listed under the Cloud - Configuration page under Settings > Hardware > Storage > Cloud.
8. Next, go to Storage Services > Cloud.
You should see your Filebase buckets listed, though their status will be ‘Off’. This means that the buckets are not mounted.
9. To mount a bucket, go to Storage Services > Pool.
10. Select Cloud from the list of tabs, then select the green plus sign to add a Cloud Pool configuration.
11. Configure Filebase as your Primary Storage with the following settings:
Name: Filebase
Type: Primary Storage
Connector: Filebase
Buckets: The bucket(s) you want to mount.
Inventory: On if you would like the buckets to be inventoried on a schedule. If so, select the schedule you want them to be inventoried on.
12. Select Save. You should now see Filebase listed as a Primary Storage with the status On.
13. If you navigate back to Cloud Services > Cloud, you will now see the bucket(s) you selected are listed as ‘On’.
You can now use Filebase as your Primary Storage within Nodeum.
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