Bobsled-managed S3 bucket setup guide

Bobsled can deliver data to a Bobsled-managed AWS S3 bucket. This provides a fast and easy way to deliver data, making it easy to grant access to third-party AWS accounts. Bobsled supports setting up Amazon S3 as a destination for both Transfers and Sledhouse Fulfillments. This allows you to deliver data to your consumer's bucket, with optional support for using a Bobsled-managed path.

Prerequisites

• For Data Fulfillment in Sledhouse, this feature must be enabled in your environment.

• For Bobsled transfers, configuring a destination requires a share to have been created.

• Bobsled requires ARN to be provided to grant access to the data in the Bobsled-managed destination. To learn more about ARNs and how to find them, please visit Account Access Identifiers in AWS.

Set up instructions via a Share in Bobsled Transfers

1. On the share page, click the box Pick Destination

2. Select the Amazon S3 cloud platform and specify the region of your target destination bucket(s). Keep the "Bobsled-managed bucket" option selected. Press continue.

3. Enter your ARN and click Grant Access. For information on the ARN's Bobsled accepts, and where your customer can find them, see our documentation about AWS Account Access Identifiers.
   
   

   

   
   
   

4. You've now successfully set up access.

After setting up the destination in a Share, and picking a source, you can get started and create a data transfer to share data with your consumers.

Set up instructions via Data Consumers in Sledhouse

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1. When setting up a new Data Consumer, enter the details and scroll down.

2. Choose  Amazon S3 and the region of your target destination bucket(s). Press continue.

3. Enter your ARN and click Save access details. For information on the ARN's Bobsled accepts, and where your customer can find them, see our documentation about AWS Account Access Identifiers.

4. You've now successfully set up access.

After setting up the destination, you can get started and fulfill Data Products with your Data Consumer.

Permissions granted

Bobsled grants the following permissions to any ARN that is granted access to the data in the share:

• s3:GetObject Retrieves objects from Amazon S3

• s3:GetObjectAttributes Retrieves all the metadata from an object without returning the object itself

• s3:GetObjectVerison Retrieves a specific version of the object

• s3:ListBucket Allows the user to use the Amazon S3 GET Bucket (List Objects) operation

• s3:GetObjectTagging Returns the tag set of an object

To learn more about ARNs used within Bobsled, please visit: Account Access Identifiers in AWS.

Revoking access

To revoke an ARN access, click the "revoke” in the access details.