TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Server Settings
  • Local Server (default)
  • Third-Party Storage with Azure or Amazon S3
    • Configuring an Azure Storage Server
    • Configure an Amazon S3 Storage Server
  • Network Drive
    • Configuring a Network Drive
  • Configuring Image Settings

Navigate to: DAM > Media Settings 

Administrators can manage media storage, default images and image auto resize settings from this section.

Server Settings

Administrators can manage the servers where the media will be stored when uploaded to the Media Library. By default, Znode is initially configured for local file storage but it supports Amazon S3, Azure Storage Servers, and Network Drive. After a storage server has been configured, new media asset data can be saved to the location specified. 

Note: After changing the storage server, administrators will need to generate the Images manually and clear the cache of the stores.

Local Server (default)

Third-Party Storage with Azure or Amazon S3

Configuring an Azure Storage Server

Media can also be stored using Azure servers after an Azure account has been created. Azure servers require special Access Keys, Secret Keys, and Bucket Names via your Azure account.

1. Select the "Other Server" radial button

2. Select Storage Server Type via a drop-down list

3. Enter Azure Access Key, which corresponds to the Azure "Storage Account Name" detail on the "Storage" tab, via "Manage Access Key"

4. Enter Azure Secret Key, which corresponds to the Azure "Primary Access Key" detail on the "Storage" tab, via "Manage Access Key"

5. Enter Azure Bucket Name, which corresponds to the detail for "Container Name" in Azure, found by "Create New Container" via the "Manage Access Key" link on the "Container" tab

6. Save progress via the "Save" button. The page reloads with action confirmation.

7. Storage Server is now configured

Configure an Amazon S3 Storage Server

Media can also be stored using Amazon S3 servers after an Amazon S3 account has been created. Amazon servers require special Access Keys, Secret Keys, and Bucket Names via your Amazon/Azure account. 

1. Select the "Other Server" radial button

2. Select Storage Server Type via a drop-down list

3. Enter the Amazon Access Key, which corresponds to Amazon's Access Key ID detail.

4. Enter the Amazon Secret Key, which corresponds to Amazon's Secret Access Key detail.

5. Enter the Amazon Bucket Name, which corresponds to Amazon's Bucket Name detail.

6. Save progress via the "Save" button. The page reloads with action confirmation.

7. Storage Server is now configured

Network Drive

Configuring a Network Drive

1. Select the "Network Drive" radio button

2. Enter the Hosted URL detail - example "https://images.znode.com/" 

3. Enter detail for the Network Drive Path - example "/Data/Media/"

4. Save progress via the "Save" button. The page reloads with action confirmation.

5. Network Drive is now configured

When the Network Drive option is selected by the administrator, the Hosted URL is the site domain hosted on IIS that will be used to fetch and display the images on the webstore. The network drive path is the actual network drive path where the media is stored.

Configuring Image Settings

Administrators can manage the Default Product Image and Auto Image Resize settings for all stores globally by changing the Default Image from this section.

Ex: PDP uses a Large Image and the "Add to Cart" page uses a Small Thumbnail Image. 

Administrators can change the image size settings and manually generate the images in the saved new sizes using the Generate Images button.

Note - Images uploaded to the DAM from anywhere in the application will automatically get generated in the required sizes so that admin users do not have to manually generate the images every time a new image is uploaded. Therefore administrators will only have to manually generate the images when image sizes are changed or when images are loaded for the first time.