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How to connect MASV with Qumulo

Integrate MASV with Qumulo

Qumulo is a cloud data platform that offers file data management at any scale, in any location, with your choice of hardware and cloud. By integrating MASV with Qumulo, you can simplify and accelerate how you ingest files into the Qumulo platform.

Information you'll need to have ready

To make the process go smoothly, have the following information on hand:

  • Qumulo bucket name: The storage location that you want to connect to in Qumulo. For information about creating buckets in Qumulo, please refer to the Qumulo Documentation: Creating and Managing S3 Buckets.

  • Qumulo Access Key ID and Access Key Secret: For information about creating access keys in Qumulo, please refer to the Qumulo Documentation: Creating and Managing S3 Access Keys.

  • Qumulo endpoint address: The address of your Qumulo cluster and dashboard. Endpoint must be protected with a valid SSL/TLS certificate.

  • File path: Know the destination (the directory within your bucket) where you want to deliver the transferred files.

Note: You can change the Target subdirectory that you set in MASV at any time without creating a new integration. You can also append subdirectories to create a custom path when you associate the integration with a MASV Portal.

To integrate Qumulo with MASV

  1. In the MASV Web App, as a Team Owner or Admin (role), from the sidebar on the left, select Integrations.

  2. On the Integrations page, select the Available Integrations tab.

  3. Select Qumulo S3.

  4. In the Add Integration window, enter or select the information required:  

    1. Connection Name: Type a meaningful name. This name will display in the My Integrations list.

    2. Bucket: Type the name of the Qumulo bucket

    3. Access Key ID: Copy and paste the Qumulo Access Key ID.

    4. Secret Access Key: Copy and paste the Qumulo Secret.

    5. Endpoint: Paste the address for your Qumulo cluster. Endpoint URLs must be secured with SSL/TLS certificate.

  5. Choose any of the following settings in Folder Options:

    1. Target Subdirectory: To set an optional relative path, type a path in the Target Subdirectory box. You can edit this directory as needed.
    2. Save directly in upload/target directory: If you want to save the files in a directory that uses the package name, clear the checkbox. To deliver directly into the Target Subdirectory, select the checkbox.
  6. In Sidecar Options, select any of the following options:
    1. Include Transfer Manifest: A JSON sidecar file that includes metadata, file path and other file info, and a file list for the transfer.

    2. Include Per-File Manifest: A JSON sidecar file generated for each file in the transfer that includes metadata, file path and other file info.

  7. Select the Connect button.

  8. Refresh the page to update the list and status of the connections.

That's it! After authentication, the service is connected with MASV. You can now:

Connect integrations with MASV Portals