# Create an Amazon S3 Bucket and AWS Access Key ID and Secret Access Key

Step 1:- First, **log in to the Amazon s3 Server** using the below URL.

<https://aws.amazon.com/console/>&#x20;

Step 2:- Click on the S3 option.

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Step 3:- Now click on the “Create bucket” option.

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Step 4:- Enter the Bucket name & select AWS Region.

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Step 5:- Object ownership select as below Screenshot.

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Step 6:- Block Public Access Setting for this bucket select as below Screenshot.

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Step 7:- Now click on the “Create bucket” button.

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Step 8:- Now your Bucket is created Successfully.

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**Create Access key & Secret key for bucket**

Step 1:- Click on the **Security credentials** option.

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Step 2:- Now, click on the “Create access key” button.

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Step 3: Select the checkbox and click on the “Create access key” button.

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Step 4:- Your access key & secret key is generated.

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**Change ACL Permission of your Bucket**

Step 1:- Click on your **bucket**.

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Step 2:- Click on the Permissions option.

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Step 3:- Now you click on Edit in “Access Control List (ACL)”.

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&#x20;Step 4:- Select Read Checkbox as shown below and click on the “Save changes” Button.

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Step 5:- Now your **Bucket** **is Public** and you can use it.

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The simple and easiest method to Create an S3 Bucket and AWS Access Key ID and Secret Access Key for accessing it. If you are following the detailed documentation available on AWS then this is the direct and precise illustration to follow for creating or setting up the S3 bucket.

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