# Configuration

#### Storage Access Configs

The **Storage Access Configs** section explains how to connect **ShyftSearch** with various cloud and on-premise storage systems. It allows users to configure secure access to data sources such as **AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage**, or local file systems for seamless data ingestion and analysis.\
👉 For detailed setup instructions, visit the [Storage Access Configs Guide](/supercloudnow-docs/undefined/usage-guide/configuration/storage-access-configs.md)

#### Learning Packs

The **Learning Pack** section in **ShyftSearch** enables users to define intelligent extraction rules for their data sources. It helps identify and retrieve specific directories, files, and fields from cloud storage or raw event logs, ensuring efficient data filtering and structured analysis.\
👉 For detailed setup and configuration, visit the [Learning Packs Guide](/supercloudnow-docs/undefined/usage-guide/configuration/learning-packs.md)

#### Platform Configs

**Platform Configs** in **ShyftSearch** enable seamless integration with external analytics and search platforms such as **OpenSearch**, **Splunk**, and **Databricks**. This allows users to perform cross-platform searches and view results directly within ShyftSearch.\
👉 For detailed setup instructions, visit the [Platform Configs Guide](/supercloudnow-docs/undefined/usage-guide/configuration/platform-configs.md)

#### Queue Configs

**Queue Configs** in **ShyftSearch** allow you to connect with message queue services like **Amazon SQS**, **Kafka**, and **Redis**. These configurations enable automated data synchronization between your source cloud storage and datasets, ensuring real-time updates. \
👉 For detailed setup instructions, visit the [Queue Configs Guide](/supercloudnow-docs/undefined/usage-guide/configuration/queue-configs.md)


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