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The Google Cloud Storage (GCS) implementation for MASV Portal<\/a> Automations joins our existing S3<\/a> and Backblaze B2<\/a> integrations and requires a similar configuration. You only need to create a set of credentials for MASV to access the GCS bucket and then enter the details into the Portal Automation settings. We are leveraging the Service Account<\/b> entity in Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to accomplish this.<\/p>\n

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Creating a Service Account<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n
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Create a Service Account for MASV to use when connecting to the Google Cloud Storage (GCS) bucket to transfer files. You may limit the access of this account to a specific bucket(s) for transferring uploads from a MASV Portal to your GCS bucket. To create a new service account:<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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