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How it works

  • Pulls in all documents from a specified Amazon S3 bucket
  • Supports formats such as PDF, DOC, DOCX, TXT, and more
  • Documents are updated every 1 day

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Setting up

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Authorization

  1. Log into your AWS Management Console

  2. Go to the IAM dashboard

  3. In the left sidebar:

    • Click Users
    • Then click Create user

  4. Set a name (e.g., HymalaiaS3Connector) and click Next

  5. Under “Permissions”:

    • Choose Attach policies directly
    • Search and select AmazonS3ReadOnlyAccess
    • Click Next, then Create user

  6. Select the user you created

  7. Click Create access key

    • Choose Third-party service
    • Acknowledge the warning and click Next
    • Optionally set a description, then Create access key
    • Copy the Access Key ID and Secret Access Key

    ⚠️ You won’t be able to view the secret key again

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Indexing

  1. Go to the Admin Dashboard
  2. Select the S3 Connector

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Step 1: Provide AWS credentials

You can provide:

  • AWS Access Key ID
  • AWS Secret Access Key
  • Optionally, a Profile Name (used if no access key is set)

If none are provided, the connector will try using the default AWS credentials on the environment.

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Step 2: Specify your S3 bucket

  • Enter the S3 bucket name you want to index
  • Click Connect to begin indexing

✅ You can add more buckets using the same credentials

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Understanding S3 Structure

Amazon S3 organizes data into buckets, each containing unlimited objects (files).
Think of a bucket as a root directory and each object as a file within it.

For more details, visit the Amazon S3 documentation.

​
How it works

  • Pulls in all documents from a specified Amazon S3 bucket
  • Supports formats such as PDF, DOC, DOCX, TXT, and more
  • Documents are updated every 1 day

​
Setting up

​
Authorization

  1. Log into your AWS Management Console

  2. Go to the IAM dashboard

  3. In the left sidebar:

    • Click Users
    • Then click Create user

  4. Set a name (e.g., HymalaiaS3Connector) and click Next

  5. Under “Permissions”:

    • Choose Attach policies directly
    • Search and select AmazonS3ReadOnlyAccess
    • Click Next, then Create user

  6. Select the user you created

  7. Click Create access key

    • Choose Third-party service
    • Acknowledge the warning and click Next
    • Optionally set a description, then Create access key
    • Copy the Access Key ID and Secret Access Key

    ⚠️ You won’t be able to view the secret key again

​
Indexing

  1. Go to the Admin Dashboard
  2. Select the S3 Connector

​
Step 1: Provide AWS credentials

You can provide:

  • AWS Access Key ID
  • AWS Secret Access Key
  • Optionally, a Profile Name (used if no access key is set)

If none are provided, the connector will try using the default AWS credentials on the environment.

​
Step 2: Specify your S3 bucket

  • Enter the S3 bucket name you want to index
  • Click Connect to begin indexing

✅ You can add more buckets using the same credentials

​
Understanding S3 Structure

Amazon S3 organizes data into buckets, each containing unlimited objects (files).
Think of a bucket as a root directory and each object as a file within it.

For more details, visit the Amazon S3 documentation.