Using ember-deploy-s3 with Google Cloud Storage

deploy.js

module.exports = {
  production: {
    buildEnv: 'production', // Override the environment passed to the ember asset build. Defaults to 'production'
    store: {
      type: "S3",
      accessKeyId: "XXX",
      secretAccessKey: "XXX",
      bucket: "bucket-index",
      acl: 'public-read', //optional, e.g. 'public-read', if ACL is not configured, it is not sent
      endpoint: "storage.googleapis.com",
      hostName: "storage.googleapis.com/bucket-index/", // To be set with 'direct' indexMode
      indexMode: "indirect", // Optional: 'direct' or 'indirect', 'direct' is used by default.
      prefix: "production/" // Optional: Allows a folder setup within the bucket, so that multiple apps can be stored in one bucket (or maybe things like A/B testing grouped together). Use with 'indirect' indexMode only.
    },

    assets: {
      type: "s3",
      endpoint: "storage.googleapis.com",
      accessKeyId: "XXX",
      secretAccessKey: "XXX",
      bucket: "my_bucket"
    }
  }
};

info.md

Google Cloud Storage

You can use the ember-deploy-s3 and ember-deploy-s3-index addons with Google Cloud Storage by using interop tokens and the specifying endpoint in the configuration.

Google has a mode that mimics S3.

Interop token

Tokens about this token and how to generate it can be found https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/migrating#migration-simple

Configuration

Add endpoint: "storage.googleapis.com" to each of the config blocks.