NOTE: An Intuiface account can only be granted access to one AWS S3 bucket. NOTE: Experiences already published will continue to be updated on their associated storage.Click the Set As Default button to make this your default Publishing option.

Click on Submit to save the configuration.

Click on Check to verify that the information is correct.

Enter the information necessary to grant Intuiface access to your Amazon S3 storage.

Note: If your Intuiface account is a Secondary account, it will not have access to Storage Settings.

Click the 'Storage Settings' button located on the right side of the page.

Go to the Experiences panel of the Share and Deploy console.

To configure Intuiface to use your personal Amazon S3 bucket: Granting Intuiface Access to a Personal Amazon S3 Bucket For information about how to create an Amazon S3 account for the storage of published Intuiface experiences, please read this article. Region options for Amazon S3 buckets are listed here.

We recommend the use of a bucket geographically close to the deployment location, if possible.

Under the covers, it uses Amazon S3 - although this fact is hidden from you. It is preconfigured and ready for use out of the box.

You must let Intuiface do this for you through the act of publishing an experience.įor cloud storage, Intuiface offers two options: It is insufficient for you to manually store your experiences in the cloud. To publish an experience is to place a copy of that experience in globally accessible cloud storage. To share and deploy an experience, that experience must be published by Composer.

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