How to create Stook Object Storage?

  1. You can access the Medianova cloud panel by logging in with your username and password at cloud.medianova.com.
  1. Click on the “Stook Object Storage” option on the left menu of the panel and then press the “Create Path” button.
  1. Enter a descriptive label for your Stook Object Storage path.
  1. Click on the Stook Path (SP) you created, in order to tie an account to your path for uploading your files.
  1. On the SP Accounts screen, press the “Create Account” button.
  1. Depending on the file upload method you prefer, please select either FTP or Stook API tab on the top of the screen and fill in the required fields.
    • If you would like to upload your files through FTP;

a. Please enter a username and password to access the FTP server. You can select the ‘Read only’ option for some of your users.

b. Path UUID field is auto-filled, which defines the Stook path you created the account for.

c. You can specify the subfolder to upload your files.

d. Then you can define the allowed and denied IPs or IP blocks such as X.X.X.X/32, to restrict the access to your Stook Object Storage.

e. Press the ‘Submit’ button to create the account.

  • If you would like to upload your files through Stook API;

    a. Please enter a name for your Stook API account.

    b. Path UUID field is auto-filled, which defines the Stook path you create the account for.

    c. You can enable IP Restriction based on your needs. When you enable the setting, you should select either ‘Allow All’ or ‘Deny All’ as the Restriction Type.

    If you have chosen ‘Allow All’, you can specify the IPs you would like to deny under ‘Deny IP List’ area. If you have entered an IP block under ‘Deny IP List’ such as X.X.X.X/32, you can add specific IPs within that block to ‘Allow IP List’.

    If you have chosen ‘Deny All’, on the other hand, you can specify the IPs you would like to deny under ‘Allow IP List’ area. If you have entered an IP block under ‘Allow IP List’ such as X.X.X.X/32, you can add specific IPs within that block to ‘Deny IP List’.

    d. Press the ‘Submit’ button to create your Stook API account.

    1. You can view the SP accounts you created after submitting your request.
      1. You can click on the SP account to display or edit the details.
        • FTP account details;
      • Stook API account details;