Create an S3 bucket for the Carte Server

You must create an S3 bucket to deploy the Carter Server image on AWS.

1. Create an S3 bucket .

   To create an S3 bucket, see Creating a bucket.

   To upload a file to S3, see Uploading objects.

2. Record the newly created S3 bucket name in the Worksheet for AWS hyperscaler.

3. Upload files into the S3 bucket.

   After the S3 bucket is created, manually create any needed directories as shown in the following table and upload the relevant files to an appropriate directory location by using the AWS Management Console.

   The following table lists the relevant Pentaho directories and the actions related to each directory.

Directory	Actions
/root	All the files in the S3 bucket are copied to the PentahoServer's /home/pentaho/.kettle directory. If you must copy a file to the Pentaho server's /home/pentaho/.kettle directory, drop the file in the root directory of the S3 bucket.
Jdbc-drivers	If the Pentaho installation needs JDBC drivers, do the following: Add the jdbc-drivers directory to the S3 bucket. Place the drivers in this directory. Any files within this directory will be copied to Pentaho’s lib directory.
plugins	If the Pentaho installation needs additional plugins installed, do the following: Add the plugins directory to the S3 bucket. Copy the plugins to the plugins directory. Any files within this directory are copied to Pentaho’s plugins directory. For this reason, the plugins should be organized in their own directories as expected by Pentaho.

The following table lists the relevant Pentaho files and the actions related to each file.

File	Actions
content-config.properties	The content-config.properties file is used by the Pentaho Docker image to provide instructions on, which S3 files to copy over and their location. The instructions are populated as multiple lines in the following format: ${KETTLE_HOME_DIR}/<some-dir-or-file>=${APP_DIR}/<some-dir>A template for this file can be found in the templates project directory. The template has an entry where the file context.xml is copied to the required location within the Docker image: ${KETTLE_HOME_DIR}/context.xml=${APP_DIR}/context.xml
content-config.sh	A bash script that can be used to configure files, change file and directory ownership, move files around, install missing apps, and so on. You can add it to the S3 bucket. The script is executed in the Docker image after the other files are processed.