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More information on the fields required to set up Google Cloud Storage with Rocket.Chat using a service account.
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Here is more information on the fields required to set up your Google Cloud Storage with Rocket.Chat using a service account.
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You'll need to set the following fields:
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Set the following fields:
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Config. Name | Description
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**Google Storage Bucket Name** | The bucket name you've created on Google Storage.
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**Google Storage Access Id** | The access ID (or username) of the service account which has access to your Cloud Storage bucket, usually in the format like: example-test@example.iam.gserviceaccount.com
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**Google Storage Secret** | What is a essentially a .pem containing your private key and certificate.
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**Google Storage Bucket Name** | The bucket name you created on Google Storage
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**Google Storage Access Id** | The access ID (or username) of the service account that has access to your Cloud Storage bucket, usually in the following format: example-test@example.iam.gserviceaccount.com
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**Google Storage Secret** | Essentially a PEM that contains your private key and certificate
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## More information
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## More Information
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**Google Storage Secret** - the value pushed here takes an argument of a .pem file to connect to your Cloud Storage bucket. When you create a service account, you will have the ability to download a .json file containing a number of variables. You'll need the unescaped private key, along with one of the certificates linked at the bottom of the .json.
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**Google Storage Secret**: the value pushed here takes an argument of a PEM file to connect to your Cloud Storage bucket. When you create a service account, you have the ability to download a JSON file that contains a number of variables. You need the unescaped private key, along with one of the certificates linked at the bottom of the JSON.
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Syntax will look just like a regular .pem file:
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Syntax then looks just like a regular PEM file:
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```
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-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----
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-----END CERTIFICATE-----
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```
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Entering this into Rocket.Chat will allow it to authenticate with Google and store items in the bucket.
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Enter this into Rocket.Chat to allow the authentication with Google and store items in the bucket.
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