To allow for a seamless use of artifacts in your pipeline, CloudShell Colony integrates with common artifact repository providers. When launching sandboxes CloudShell Colony pulls the artifacts from the repository into the sandbox's compute instances, making your artifacts available for your application’s deployment scripts.

CloudShell Colony supports both Azure Storage and Amazon S3 object storage as artifact repositories.

Adding an Azure Storage

NOTE: Make sure to have an Azure storage ready before adding it to CloudShell Colony. This is done directly through your Azure portal.

 To add your Azure Storage: 

1. Open the Settings page and click the Integrations tab. 
2. Click Add An Artifact Repository.
3. Select Azure Storage. 
4. From the Azure Account dropdown list, select the account in which your storage repository resides. 
5. From the Storage Name dropdown list, select the name of the storage in which your artifacts reside. 
6. Click Confirm. 

Your artifacts repository is added. 

Adding an Amazon S3 Bucket

NOTE: Make sure to have an AWS S3 bucket ready before adding it to CloudShell Colony. This is done directly through your AWS management console.

To add to your Amazon S3 bucket: 

1. Open the Settings page and click the Integrations tab. 
2. Click Add An Artifact Repository.
3. Select AWS S3.
4. Enter the S3 bucket name and follow the instructions.
5. Click Confirm. 

Your artifacts repository is added.