storage
Distributed object and block storage, orchestrated across clouds
Synopsis
Section titled “Synopsis”A distributed object and block storage service for unstructured data, orchestrated across clouds. Storage consolidates on-premise and public-cloud storage into a single interface, so you can provision, access, and repatriate data anywhere with one consistent model.
This CLI speaks to the control plane: the management operations, such as creating a bucket, defining a storage class, or issuing a presigned URL. Object data itself flows through the data plane, directly between you and the storage, and does not pass through here.
A bucket is a container for objects. Each belongs to a single workspace and is provisioned on a cloud provider, so a listing is scoped to a workspace and can be narrowed to one engine or told to span them all.
Options
Section titled “Options” -h, --help help for storageOptions inherited from parent commands
Section titled “Options inherited from parent commands” --color string Colorize output: auto|always|never (respects NO_COLOR) (default "auto") --debug Wire-level detail on stderr (credentials redacted) --endpoint string API endpoint override (host:port) --insecure Use a plaintext connection (dev/lab platform only) --no-input Never prompt; fail instead --no-pager Do not page long human-readable output --profile string Configuration profile to use -q, --quiet Suppress non-essential stderr output --verbose Human-readable progress on stderrSee Also
Section titled “See Also”- qibdo - The official command-line interface for qibdo cloud
- qibdo storage buckets - Work with the buckets of a workspace
- qibdo storage schemas - What the storage service says about its own shapes