> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.corvic.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Cloud Storage

> Give agents access to Amazon S3, S3-compatible, Google Cloud Storage, and Azure Storage buckets.

A cloud storage connector lets agents list, read, fetch, and watch objects in the buckets or containers you name. Choose **Add Custom Connector → Storage/Databases**, or pick a storage card under [Databases & Data](https://docs.corvic.ai/connector-vault/catalog/databases-data.md).

| Provider | What you enter | Credentials |
| - | - | - |
| **Amazon S3** | **Region** and **Buckets** | **Access key ID** and **Secret access key** |
| **S3-compatible storage** (MinIO, Cloudflare R2, Ceph) | **Endpoints** and **Buckets** | **Access key ID** and **Secret access key** |
| **Google Cloud Storage** | **Buckets** | **Service account key** (paste or **Upload key file**) |
| **Azure Storage** | **Storage account**, **Endpoint suffix**, and **Containers** | A service principal (**Tenant ID**, **Client ID**, **Client secret**), an **Account key**, or a **SAS token** |

Give the connector a **Name** and a short **Description** so people and agents can tell what's in it, for example *Daily exports of the analytics warehouse, as Parquet.*

## Public buckets

A bucket anyone can read can be added with anonymous **Access**, with no credentials.

## What the bucket list means

The buckets or containers you list tell agents where to look. They do not narrow the credential: if the key can read other buckets, so can the connector. Hover **Does this limit access?** in the form for details, and see [What a connector can reach](https://docs.corvic.ai/connector-vault/access-and-security.md#what-a-connector-can-reach).

## Related Documentation

> [card] [Data Sources](https://docs.corvic.ai/features/data-sources.md)
>
> Bring files from storage into a room.

> [card] [Private Networking](https://docs.corvic.ai/virtual-network/private-networking.md)
>
> Reach storage inside your own network.


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