aws-integration

# AWS Integration

Connect Document360 with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to leverage cloud infrastructure for documentation hosting, storage, and automation.

Overview

The AWS integration allows teams to use AWS services such as S3, CloudFront, and Lambda to extend Document360's capabilities, enabling custom hosting, asset management, and event-driven documentation workflows.

Prerequisites

• An AWS account with appropriate IAM permissions
• Document360 project admin access
• AWS access key ID and secret access key

Setup Steps

1. Navigate to Settings → Integrations → AWS in Document360.
2. Enter your AWS access key ID and secret access key.
3. Select the AWS region for your resources.
4. Configure S3 bucket settings for asset storage.
5. Set up CloudFront distribution if using CDN for documentation.
6. Click Save.

Features

• S3 Asset Storage – Store documentation images and files in an S3 bucket.
• CloudFront CDN – Deliver documentation assets globally with low latency.
• Lambda Triggers – Use AWS Lambda to automate documentation workflows.
• IAM Access Control – Manage documentation access using AWS IAM policies.

Use Cases

• Host documentation assets in S3 for scalable and cost-effective storage.
• Use CloudFront to speed up documentation delivery for a global audience.
• Trigger documentation updates via Lambda functions when AWS infrastructure changes.

Best Practices

• Use IAM roles with least-privilege access for Document360 AWS credentials.
• Enable S3 versioning to maintain a history of uploaded documentation assets.
• Set up CloudFront cache invalidation rules for documentation updates.

Summary

The AWS integration extends Document360 with the power of Amazon's cloud services, enabling scalable, globally distributed, and automated documentation infrastructure.