---
title: "Scality RING Configuration"
slug: "scality-ring-configuration"
tags: ["Cloud Credentials", "Nasuni Management Console", "Object Storage", "Private Cloud Storage", "Volume Management"]
updated: 2026-06-22T13:43:02Z
published: 2026-06-22T13:43:02Z
canonical: "docs.nasuni.com/scality-ring-configuration"
---

> ## Documentation Index
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# Scality RING Configuration

Scality RING is private object storage that customers typically deploy on-premises on any industry-standard x86 server.

Nasuni enables customers to leverage Scality RING for high-performance file storage. By using Nasuni’s object storage-based global file system with Scality RING, customers can modernize legacy NAS and file server infrastructure and achieve new levels of data protection and cross-office file collaboration.

## Configuration

Nasuni supports Scality RING by using the Nasuni Connector for Amazon S3.

> ***Tip****: With on-premises object storage, if you are using an HTTPS proxy, consider including the hostnames of the target endpoint for the on-premises object storage in the* ***Do Not Proxy*** *specification. Otherwise, the proxy server might not allow data traffic or might slow down data traffic.*

> ***Tip****: With on-premises object storage, create two DNS entries (“A” records) for the target endpoint of the on-premises object storage that point to the desired IP address, in this form:*
> 
> hostname.your.domain
> 
> *.hostname.your.domain
> 
> *This is necessary so that the Nasuni Edge Appliance can connect to the volumes using, for example, bucketname.hostname.your.domain.*

To configure Nasuni for Scality RING, follow these steps:

1. Ensure that port 443 (HTTPS) is open between the Nasuni Edge Appliance and the object storage solution.
2. On NMC, click **Account**.
3. Select **Cloud Credentials**.
4. Click **Add Amazon S3 Credentials**. Alternatively, click **Add New Credentials**, then select **Amazon S3** from the drop-down menu.
5. Enter the following information from the Scality RING cluster: **Name**: This is a name for this set of credentials used for display purposes, such as ObjectStorageCluster1. **Access Key ID**: The bucket or container user name for authentication. **Secret Access Key**: The bucket or container user password for authentication. **Hostname**: The hostname for the location of the object storage solution. **Verify SSL Certificates**: Select this checkbox only if the endpoint has a public certificate. **Filers** (on NMC only): The target Nasuni Edge Appliance(s).
6. Click **Save Credentials**.

At this point, you can begin adding volumes to the Nasuni Edge Appliance.

## Adding volumes

To add volumes with Scality RING, follow these steps:

1. Click **Volumes**, then click **Add New Volume**. The **Add New Volume** page appears.
2. Enter the following information for the new volume: **Name**: Enter a human-readable name for the volume. **Cloud Provider**: Select **Amazon S3**. **Credentials**: Select the **Cloud Credentials** you defined in step 5 for this volume, such as ObjectStorageCluster1. **Region**: Use the default setting: **Other (S3 Compatible)**. For the remaining options, select what is appropriate for this volume.

For more information, see the “[Create volume](/v1/docs/nmc-volumes-page#create-volume)” section in the Nasuni Management Console (NMC) Guide.
3. Click **Save**.

This creates a new volume with Scality RING.

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