S3fs Tool
S3fs Tool lets you mount an S3 bucket as cold storage for Logpoint, which is accessed infrequently. Once mounted, you can store the logs and backup files to the S3 bucket and fetch the stored data from the bucket.
Key Information
- We recommend you don't mount an S3 bucket to symbolic links such as /opt/immune/ or the mount points reserved for Logpoint.
- Do not create dashboards, alerts, or reports from data in S3 buckets mounted as cold storage.
- If you mount an S3 bucket to a directory, Logpoint automatically configures it as a repo directory. You can log into the UI and configure it as a repo path to rotate the logs to S3.
- If you uninstall S3fs Tool, Logpoint removes the connection to S3. You can then access your data directly from the S3 portal or by re-mounting it to Logpoint.
- The amount of time to generate reports using logs in S3 varies. It depends on the query used and the log results.
Release Details
Version:5.0.1
Release date:July 21, 2023
Supported on:Logpoint v7.1.0 and later
Documentation:S3fs Guide
SHA 256: a1e23cb5d55599a750315211de3c576495035b2392afc6c5855949da00498046
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Package Details
Bug Fix
| Description | Issue ID | Reference ID |
| If a user unmounted a storage resource using s3fs-unmount <path> that ended with a special character, all the contents in the fstab folder were deleted instead of just the entry of the s3fs mount entry. | LP-53531 | 75149 |
Past Release
S3fs Tool v5.0.0
Release Date: April 24, 2023
Supported On: Logpoint v7.1.0 and later
Download: S3fsTool_5.0.0.pak
SHA256:269964ad1457792fdc928fb8b7dc2e09694fafba85b030237690b6316880776b
Documentation: S3fs Guide
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