Object storage for backups, media, and exports
The service exposes containers and objects that you can manage through the console and API on top of a Ceph-backed, S3-compatible storage layer: create, upload, download, copy, delete, and add metadata.
Containers and objects
Create containers, list their content, and organise files by logical space instead of attached disk.
Upload, download, and copy
The API lets you send, download, delete, or copy an object between containers without changing service.
Ceph-backed S3 compatibility
The service runs on Ceph and can fit S3-oriented use cases while the platform still exposes container and object semantics in its current workflow.
Metadata and usage tracking
Add metadata on objects and track both file counts and stored size per container.
What You Get
Best For
Ceph-backed, S3-compatible object storage for backups, archives, media, exports, and file transfers.
Technical Specifications
How It Works
Create a container
Name the container that will hold a set of files, backups, or exports.
Add your objects
Upload files through the console or object API, then review stored size and object count.
Add metadata
Store custom object metadata when you need lightweight context without changing the file format itself.
Download, copy, or delete
Use the same API to copy an object, download it, or delete it when it is no longer needed.
Common Use Cases
Backups and exports
Store dumps, exports, and project archives in separate containers so file sets stay easy to manage.
Media libraries and files
Keep images, videos, documents, or application-generated files separate from compute and block storage.
Data Pipelines
Use a container as a handoff area for imports, batch processing, or intermediate files.
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