Setting up an Amazon Web Services Connection for secure, compliant storage requirements.

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User Stories

• Reseller wants to store recordings onto Amazon Web Service while insuring as few permissions are given to the service account as is possible.
• Reseller is looking for a solution that helps ensure strong encryption is implemented for call recording features and connect this account to a specific KAZOO account.
• Reseller plans to assign each account a unique “bucket” with its unique credentials.

Before you Start

• Sign up and Log in to your Amazon Web Services account. If you don’t have one already you can go to their website here to get started: https://aws.amazon.com/

Overview of Steps

1. Set up an account with Amazon Web Services
2. Decide what clients and client names to use for each bucket
3. Create bucket names for each client and define settings
4. Create user names for each client
5. Add JSON IAM policy and permissions
6. Add JSON Bucket policy and permissions
7. Capture your Access Key ID and Secret Access Key , Bucket Name
8. Open the AWS app