# Connect Bucket with CloudBerry

CloudBerry is a cloud-based backup and disaster recovery solution that provide a secure and reliable way to protect data across various platforms. CloudBerry offers a range of products and services, cloud backup, Disaster recovery, cloud storage management, Endpoint Backup.

**Lets connect buckets with CloudBerry**

Download the **CloudBerry** your system to follow these [link.](https://www.msp360.com/explorer/windows/)

After download and completion the installation to open your **CloudBerry**

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Add the account to **enable backup and data restoration**.&#x20;

Click on the file section and click on **Add New account**.

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Select the **S3 Compatible**

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New S3 Compatible Storage Account-

**Display Name :- Specify name**

**Service Point :- idr01.zata.ai**

Access and secret key to follow these [link.](https://docs.zata.ai/manage/access-keys/creating-a-new-access-key)

Enter all the details and click on "Test Connection".

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The connection was successful. **Click OK.**

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The account has been **successfully** added.

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Now, back to the **Cloudberry** dashboard, you can see two sections: left and right. The left section shows my local machine and the right section is configured for the **Zata.a**i account.

Go to the right section and click on the source to select the **Zata.ai** account.

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After selecting the account **Zata.ai**, we can see our buckets are visible.

If you already have buckets, they will be visible. To create a **bucket**, follow these steps [link.](https://docs.zata.ai/manage/bucket/create-bucket)

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Now transferring the data to each other.

Choose the folder in both section, where you want to backup and restore your data.

Here is an example: I selected **`Desktop/New Folder`** my local machine and  **Zata.ai** for the bucket.

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Now transfer the data by right-clicking the item and selecting **Copy/Move**.

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Now we can see data is transferring, here data is transferring depends on your data and internet speed.

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Now data have been transferred.

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