Additional Storage Gateway resources - Amazon Storage Gateway
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Additional Storage Gateway resources

This section contains the following topics, which provide additional information and resources related to setting up and using Amazon Storage Gateway:

Topics

  • Host setup - Learn how to deploy and configure a virtual machine host for your gateway.

  • Using Storage Gateway with VMware HA - Learn how to set up Storage Gateway to work with VMware vSphere high availability features.

  • Getting activation key - Learn where to find the activation key that you need to provide when you deploy a new gateway.

  • Using Amazon Direct Connect - Learn how to create a dedicated network connection between your on-premises gateway and the Amazon cloud.

  • Active Directory permissions - Learn which permissions your service account must have to be able to join your gateway to your Active Directory domain.

  • Getting the IP address for your gateway appliance - Learn where to find the gateway's virtual machine host IP address, which you need to provide when you deploy a new gateway.

  • Understanding resources and resource IDs - Learn how Amazon identifies the resources and subresources that are created by Storage Gateway.

  • Tagging your resources - Learn how to use metadata tags to categorize your resources and make them easier to manage.

  • Open-source components - Learn about the third-party tools and licenses that are used to deliver Storage Gateway functionality.

  • Quotas - Learn about limits and quotas for File Gateway, including minimum and maximum limitations for file shares and local cache disks.