amazons3 teams

Files from Amazon S3 to Microsoft Teams 1.0.0

AWS Amazon S3 Microsoft Microsoft Teams

This gem automates the transfer of files from Amazon S3 to Microsoft Teams channels or groups, providing a streamlined solution for collaborative data sharing. It ensures that files are instantly accessible within Teams, enhancing team productivity and communication. By automating this process, it minimizes manual effort and reduces the risk of errors. Ideal for organizations seeking to improve workflow efficiency and ensure timely access to important cloud-stored documents. The uploaded files will be named currentdate_filename, ensuring organized and date-specific file management.

Setup Guide

This gem will receive files from Amazon S3 and upload them to Microsoft Teams without the hassle of any tedious copy-paste work.

To run this gem and connect Amazon S3 to Microsoft Teams, you need to configure the parameters mentioned below.

Amazon S3

  • Server Host Reuiqred. Provide the relevant [bucket] and [region] in the Server URL.
  • Access Key Reuiqred. Specify the access key for Amazon S3 service.
  • Secret Key Reuiqred. Specify the secret key for Amazon S3 service.
  • Source Folder Reuiqred. Specify the path to the source folder, ending with a trailing slash.
  • Filter Optional. Specify to filter the list of files.

Microsoft Teams

  • Server Host Required. Provide the relevant [Team/Group] identifier in the Server URL.
  • Token File Required. Select the Rest Token file from the drop-down list. Review the KB Article mentioned here on how to generate the token file.
  • Destination Folder Required. Specify the path to the destination folder, ending with a trailing slash.

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