S3

Instead of a local configuration file, GLAuth can fetch its configuration from S3. This is an easy way to ensure redundant GLAuth servers are always in-sync.

1glauth -c s3://bucketname/glauth.cfg

In order to use S3, you must set your AWS credentials. Either:

  1. set the -K and -S command-line flags OR
  2. set the AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY environment variables.

As of version 2.3.0, S3-compatible providers, such as Backblaze V2, are supported.

To specify a custom endpoint, provide this argument:

1--aws_endpoint_url <url>
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