Adding an Amazon S3 deployment package store using dsconfig

Steps

Run dsconfig with the create-deployment-package-store option:

Choose from:

Create a store with an unsigned deployment package.

dsconfig create-deployment-package-store \
  --store-name "<store-name>" \
  --type s3  \
  --set "poll-interval: <poll-interval>" \
  --set "s3-bucket-name:<bucket-name>"  \
  --set "s3-bucket-prefix:<bucket-prefix>"  \
  --set "s3-server-endpoint:<server-endpoint>"  \
  --set "s3-region-name:<region-name>"  \
  --set "s3-access-key-id:<access-key-id>"  \
  --set "s3-secret-key:<secret-key>"

Create a store with deployment-package-security-level set to signed.

dsconfig create-deployment-package-store \
  --store-name "<store-name>"  \
  --type s3  \
  --set "poll-interval: <poll-interval>" \
  --set deployment-package-security-level:signed  \
  --set "deployment-package-trust-store:<trust-store-provider-name>"  \
  --set "deployment-package-verification-key-nickname:<key-nickname>"  \
  --set "s3-bucket-name:<bucket-name>"  \
  --set "s3-bucket-prefix:<bucket-prefix>"  \
  --set "s3-server-endpoint:<server-endpoint>"  \
  --set "s3-region-name:<region-name>"  \
  --set "s3-access-key-id:<access-key-id>"  \
  --set "s3-secret-key:<secret-key>"

Next steps

Configure the PingAuthorize server to use embedded PDP mode with your deployment package store.