--- title: Storage Credentials --- :::important Enterprise Feature This feature is available under the ClearML Enterprise plan. ::: To enable ClearML to delete task artifacts stored in cloud storage when a task is deleted, configure access credentials for your storage provider: * [Google Cloud Storage](#google-cloud-storage) * [AWS S3 Storage](#aws-s3-storage) * [Azure](#azure) ![Storage Credentials page](../../img/webapp_settings_storage_credentials.png) ## Google Cloud Storage Set up credentials for Google Cloud buckets: * Default credentials - These credentials apply to all GCS buckets unless bucket-specific credentials are set. * Project - Default Google Cloud Storage project * Credentials JSON * Bucket specific credentials: * Bucket * Project * Credentials JSON ## AWS S3 Storage Set up credentials for S3 protocol storage (i.e. AWS S3, MinIO, etc.): * Default credentials - These credentials apply to all buckets unless bucket-specific credentials are set: * Access Key - Default access key for the storage service. * Secret - Default secret access key. * Access token - Session key for temporary credentials (if applicable). * Region - Default region for all unspecified buckets. * Credentials Chain - If selected, use boto3 default [credentials search](https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/guide/credentials.html#configuring-credentials) (i.e. look for credentials in environment variables, credential files, and instance metadata services). * Bucket Specific Credentials: * Bucket - Name of the specific bucket. * Region - Region for the bucket. * Host - For non-AWS endpoints, the host URL and port number of the specific bucket. Note that port specification is *always* needed (e.g. `my-minio-host:9000`), even for standard ports like 433 for HTTPS (e.g. `my-minio-host:433`) * Secure Host - Select in order to enable TLS. * Verify SSL certificate - Select to enable SSL verification for secure hosts. * Access key - Access key for the bucket. * Secret - Secret key for the bucket. * Access token - The session key for your bucket. This is only needed when you are using temporary credentials. * Use Credentials chain - If selected, use boto3 default [credentials search](https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/guide/credentials.html#configuring-credentials) (i.e. looks for credentials in environment variables, credential files, and instance metadata services). ## Azure Set up credentials for Azure storage containers: * Account name - Azure storage account name. * Account key - Azure storage account key. * Container name - Name of the specific container.