Connection details

S3 endpoint, region, HTTPS, and where to find Access Keys for e3 Object Storage.

Use these settings in any S3-compatible client, script, or backup product.

Required settings

Setting	Value
Endpoint / Service URL	s3.ca-central-1.eazybackup.com
Region	ca-central-1
Protocol	HTTPS (TLS)
Addressing style	Virtual-hosted (default for AWS CLI profile e3)

Full URL for many tools: https://s3.ca-central-1.eazybackup.com

Credentials

Identity	Where to get keys
Root user	e3 Object Storage → Access Keys — one key pair; create or rotate here.
Users	e3 Object Storage → Users → Manage → Create access key (or rotate Root from Users list for Root).

Each key pair includes:

• Access Key ID (hint shown in the UI after creation)

• Secret Access Key (shown once at creation or rotation)

Keys only work for the user that owns them. A Root user key cannot access a User’s buckets, and a User key cannot access Root or another User’s buckets.

Account ID (for bucket policies)

For JSON bucket policies, you need the Account ID shown on Access Keys and Users (tenant ID). Policies use principals like:

arn:aws:iam::ACCOUNT_ID:user/USERNAME

See Bucket policies.

AWS CLI quick profile

aws configure --profile e3
# Access Key ID: your e3 access key
# Secret Access Key: your e3 secret key
# Region: ca-central-1

aws configure set s3.addressing_style virtual --profile e3

Full examples: AWS CLI v2 and s3cmd.

Troubleshooting connection errors

Symptom	Check
InvalidAccessKeyId	Key revoked or wrong user; create a new key for the bucket owner.
SignatureDoesNotMatch	Wrong secret; secrets cannot be re-fetched from the UI.
AccessDenied on bucket	Key user does not own the bucket; use the owner’s keys or create the bucket under that user.
SSL errors	Use HTTPS and the hostname above, not a bare IP.