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Added section on Configuring S3 Storage and Multi-Hop Transfers in Rucio - developed by Ievgen Sliusar and me as part of my ATLAS Qualification Task. Link to CERNBox for original files.

Added section on Configuring S3 Storage and Multi-Hop Transfers in Rucio - developed by Ievgen Sliusar and me as part of my QT
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This is super useful, thank you for the contribution. To re-iterate what was said in the dev meeting on paper, linking to cernbox is not a very sustainable solution. I think the files can just be linked s.t. files are given as

[Your File Name Here](link/to/file.sh) 

https://docusaurus.io/docs/static-assets#in-markdown

Though, this method does automatically download the file when the user clicks them, the .sh could be rather nefarious looking. I suppose they can be uploaded as .txt files which are a little less scary, but this needs some thought.

I think making a folder in this repo called something like "_resources" that is hidden from the index would be a decent place to upload them, and a place that others can contribute to


## Additional Resources

- [Rucio Documentation](https://rucio.cern.ch/documentation)
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No need to link to this, we're already on the documentation website

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Thank you for the feedback
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I submitted a new PR request including your suggestions: "Add S3 storage and multi-hop transfer tutorial with resource files" - #744

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Closing in favor of #744

@voetberg voetberg closed this Feb 11, 2026
alessio94 added a commit to alessio94/documentation-rucio that referenced this pull request May 13, 2026
Added detailed instructions for configuring S3 storage and multi-hop transfers in Rucio, including setting up MinIO instances, registering RSEs, and verifying the setup.

This PR supersedes rucio#744, rucio#739, and rucio#766.

Addresses feedback from PR rucio#766.

Thanks for the review, @voetberg. I have implemented the requested documentation changes:

- Updated the introduction to reflect that `rucio` and `rucio-admin` have been merged since Rucio 38, and that admin access is now handled through permission policies.
- Reduced the duplicated MinIO RSE registration commands to a loop over `MINIO1` and `MINIO2`.
- Added explanatory comments for the RSE attributes used in the S3 protocol configuration.
- Reworked the `rse-accounts.cfg` section to separate the commands used to generate the file from the rendered configuration output, using a `console` block for the inspected file content.
- Simplified the explanation of RSE distances and added a Mermaid diagram to make the multi-hop topology clearer.
- Removed the Jupyter notebook material from the documentation, keeping the demo setup focused on the operator workflow.
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