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Mount S3 Bucket on Startup with Mountpoint for Amazon S3

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Last edited Feb 17, 2025
Created on Feb 17, 2025

This example shows how to configure a systemd service to automatically mount an Amazon S3 bucket at startup using Mountpoint for Amazon S3. It provides a service unit template with variables for the user, group, bucket name, and mount path, along with instructions for installation and enabling the service. The code uses systemd’s `[Unit]`, `[Service]`, and `[Install]` sections, invoking `/usr/bin/mount-s3` and `/usr/bin/fusermount` for mounting and unmounting, with an optional `--allow-delete` flag.

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