Attaching OpenStack Cloud Storage to CentreStack

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CentreStack is an Enterprise File Sync, Share, and Collaboration solution. It allows attaching cloud storage services from vendors like AWS S3,  Azure blob storage, OpenStack, etc.

The video below demonstrates how to attach OpenStack cloud storage to CentreStack.

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