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  • What is LABDRIVE
  • Concepts
    • Architecture and overview
    • Organize your content
    • OAIS and ISO 16363
      • Understanding OAIS and ISO 16363
      • LABDRIVE support for OAIS Conformance
      • Benefits of preserving research data
      • Planning for preservation
      • ISO 16363 certification guide
      • LABDRIVE support for FAIRness
  • Get started
    • Create a data container
    • Upload content
    • Download content
    • Introduction to metadata
    • Search
    • File versioning and recovery
    • Work with data containers
    • Functions
    • Storage mode transitions
    • Jupyter Notebooks
  • Configuration
    • Archive organization
    • Container templates
    • Configure metadata
    • Users and Permissions
    • Running on premises
  • DATA CURATION AND PRESERVATION
    • Introduction
    • Information Lifecycles
    • Collecting Information needed for Re-Use and Preservation
    • Planning and Using Additional Information in LABDRIVE
    • How to deal with Additional Information
      • Representation Information
      • Provenance Information
      • Context Information
      • Reference Information
      • Descriptive Information
      • Packaging Information
      • Definition of the Designated Community(ies)
      • Preservation Objectives
      • Transformational Information Properties
    • Preservation Activities
      • Adding Representation Information
        • Semantic Representation Information
        • Structural Representation Information
        • Other Representation Information
          • Software as part of the RIN
            • Preserving simple software
              • Jupyter Notebooks as Other RepInfo
            • Preserving complex software
              • Emulation/Virtualisation
                • Virtual machines as Other RepInfo
                • Docker and other containers as Other RepInfo
              • Use of ReproZip
      • Transforming the Digital Object
      • Handing over to another archive
    • Reproducing research
    • Exploiting preserved information
  • DEVELOPER'S GUIDE
    • Introduction
    • Functions
    • Scripting
    • API Extended documentation
  • COOKBOOK
    • LABDRIVE Functions gallery
    • AWS CLI with LABDRIVE
    • Using S3 Browser
    • Using FileZilla Pro
    • Getting your S3 bucket name
    • Getting your S3 storage credentials
    • Advanced API File Search
    • Tips for faster uploads
    • File naming recommendations
    • Configuring Azure SAML-based authentication
    • Exporting OAIS AIP Packages
  • File Browser
    • Supported formats for preview
    • Known issues and limitations
  • Changelog and Release Notes
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  1. COOKBOOK

Using S3 Browser

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S3 Browser is a freeware Windows application you can use to upload/download and manage the content you have in your platform. A paid "pro" version exists, that includes additional features and improved performance. You can download it from .

To use it for uploading and downloading content from your platform, follow these steps:

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2. Select Accounts and then Add a new account

3. Introduce in the form your Access Key and Secret Access key

4. Select Add new account

5. Connect to the account you have just created and the S3 Browser will show you a message indicating that you are not allowed to get buckets list:

7. The containers you have access to are shown in the left pane:

you can browse your files, upload and download them using the icons below:

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6. Select Yes and and follow the guide to get the bucket name for the container you would like to work with (possibly, the same bucket name is used for all your containers). Introduce it in the S3 browser field and select Yes.

Getting your S3 bucket name
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Get your storage credentials