

Note: For instructions on finding your siteID, see ARCHIVED: In Oncourse, how do I determine my site's siteID?. URL for that tool appears in the instructions. Alternatively, to find the URL you need, go to the site and tool you want toĬonnect to and click Upload-Download Multiple Resources.To connect to a site's Drop Box, enter the following URL, replacing.Replacing username with your IU username: Workspace), enter one of the following URLs (both will work), To connect to your personal Resources (in My.Replacing siteID with the appropriate siteID: To connect to a site's Resources, enter the following URL,.If you need help configuring Cyberduck to upload your files via S3 contact our support team from your Sirv account. You can permanently save the connection to your Sirv account as a Bookmark. After you close Cyberduck, it will automatically reopen the same window(s) and log you in next time you open the program. Go to Preferences > Bandwidth > Uploads and set Uploads: Maximum Throughput to about 500 KB/s.ĩ. If you are uploading more files than your hourly S3 limit permits, you can throttle the bandwidth used by Cyberduck to slow down the speed of uploads and stay within your allowance. You can create folders, move files and delete files as you need.Ĩ. You can Upload images to S3 by clicking the "Upload" button or you can drag and drop folders/files into Cyberduck.

If you have access to more than one Sirv account, you'll see all accounts listed here.ħ. Click "Connect" and your Sirv account will load. Your Secret Access Key is hidden until you click "Show":Ħ. Copy and paste the S3 login details into the remaining 3 fields in Cyberduck - Server, Access Key ID and Secret Access Key. Go to the S3 Access settings in your Sirv account:ĥ. Choose S3 (Amazon Simple Storage Service) from the dropdown menu:Ĥ. Open Cyberduck and click the "Open Connection" button in the top-left:ģ. Download Cyberduck (for Windows or Mac) and install it on your computer.Ģ. As well as Amazon S3, it supports FTP, SFTP and other protocols. The most popular S3 upload program is Cyberduck, which is free and open source.

Sirv uses S3 compliant storage, enabling you to upload images to Sirv using the Amazon S3 API.
