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#8 No such thing as AWSSecrectAccessToken.
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### AWS S3

You will need a`AWSAccessKeyId` and `AWSSecretAccessToken` ins `Meteor.settings`
You will need a`AWSAccessKeyId` and `AWSSecretAccessKey` in `Meteor.settings`
and a bucket with the following CORS configuration:

```xml
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## Security

The secret key never leaves the meteor app server. Nobody will be able to upload
The secret key never leaves the meteor app server. Nobody will be able to upload
anything to your buckets outside of your meteor app.

Instead of using secret access keys, Slingshot uses a policy document that is
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