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  1. Create a new Connection record with the Record Type “AmazonWebServices“ and fill in your API login data as indicated here: https://advendio.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SO/pages/162758663/7.3.1.1+Which+Login+User+do+I+use+to+create+Login+records#External-Storage

  2. Make sure that the OAuth access is granted via any connection record: 1.6 How to authenticate/authorize ADvendio Gateway for the use of our Third Party System integrations? Authorize ADvendio message / OAuth .

  3. Go to your Administration settings and select “Custom AWS“ for the field “External Creative Storage“

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  4. Create a two Trusted URL URLs via Setup > Trusted URLs, give it a name and add the URL URLs:

    1. “https://exchange.advendio.com:8080“.

    2. “https://dlj1hzn6prd1v.cloudfront.net/“

    3. Enable

    it

    1. them for all CSP Directives (see image below) and hit Save.

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  5. Update Configuration of Creative Templates: Please make sure that when using Creative Templates, the variable type is set to ‘externalAttachment’. We’re working on including a solution that does this automatically according to the setting in Administration settings.

  6. You are ready to go. Just use your Creative Upload features as usual and notice the small message during upload saying that the upload is running to an External system. Also instead of saving the image file for the Ad Creative, the publicURL will be saved.

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