Start by navigating to [https://cloud.linode.com/object-storage/access-keys](https://cloud.linode.com/object-storage/access-keys).

Give your keys a descriptive name, appropriate for your use case. We’ll be calling our’s “imgix-example”.

Select the Linode bucket you want to grant imgix permissions to. imgix only requires read permissions to serve your assets.

This is the only opportunity you will have to save your Secret Access Key. You can always revisit Linode to retrieve your Access Key again; however, your Secret Access Key can never be re-obtained.

Before proceeding onto the next steps, take this moment to store your keys in a secure location for future use.

Once you have securely stored your credentials, input your Access and Secret Access Keys into the corresponding imgix Source Creation fields.

Return to Linode and select "I Have Saved My Secret Key".

Select the "Buckets" tab, or navigate to [https://cloud.linode.com/object-storage/buckets](https://cloud.linode.com/object-storage/buckets).

Locate the bucket you want to link to imgix, and input its name into the corresponding imgix Source Creation field.

🗺 Link your Cluster URL and Cluster ID

Copy the Cluster URL from the Bucket URL, located under the bucket name.

The Cluster URL adheres to the following structure:
[cluster-id].linodeobjects.com.

Input the Cluster URL into the corresponding imgix Source Creation field.

Copy the Cluster ID, e.g. us-east-1, from the Bucket URL, located under the bucket name.

Input the Cluster ID into the corresponding imgix Source Creation field.

Congratulations! You should now have all the credentials needed to connect imgix to your Linode media assets. In the next step of our Source creation process, you’ll create a subdomain for your imgix Source.

How to link imgix to Linode