NoteAccessBefore you get started, you'll need to set up your Asset Storage Provider. Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Cloud Storage and your local Server File System are currently supported out of the box. More asset storage providers may be available in the Rock Shop. The asset provider is configured under Admin tools > System Settings > Asset Storage Providers. This page is where you will configure providers. Depending on the storage type you choose, additional fields will be required as pictured below. This is why it's important to set up your provider first, because you'll need that information to complete the configuration in Rock. WarningSigned URLsIf you've chosen to use Amazon S3, you'll be given the option to use signed URLs. Signed URLs are unique on every request, so be careful when using them in RSS feeds or with other content that might be scraped or cached by other 3rd parties. It's possible that these 3rd parties will see that these URLs are constantly changing, and will keep downloading them, which will cause your storage costs to get high. In these cases, use an unsigned URL because they are always the same across all requests. Google Cloud JSON Key If you're using Google, you'll need to provide a Service Account JSON Key in Rock. To get your key, log in to your Google console and access your Service Accounts. Under the Actions column for your account click the three dots and choose Create key. You'll need to export your key as a JSON file, so it can be added to Rock. Select JSON as pictured below and click "Create" to download the file. Open the downloaded JSON file and copy all of its contents. The full content of the entire file needs to be copied, not just the elements labeled as keys. A quick Ctrl + A and Ctrl + C is all you need. With the contents of the JSON file copied to your clipboard, you can finish your setup in Rock. Paste the file contents into the Service Account JSON Key field as pictured below.