Overview
A distributed object and block storage service for unstructured data, orchestrated across clouds. Storage consolidates your on-premise and public-cloud storage into a single console, so you can provision, access, and repatriate data anywhere with one consistent model, all in one.
Storage is organised around workspace-scoped buckets that hold objects. The management calls
that need authorization and an audit trail, creating buckets, defining storage classes, and
issuing presigned URLs, run through qibdo’s control-plane API and are gated by IAM; object
bytes flow straight to the storage engine over its data plane or through time-limited presigned
URLs.
Core resources
Section titled “Core resources”- Buckets: a workspace-scoped container for objects. A bucket is pinned to a region, can have versioning enabled, and names a default storage class for the objects it holds. It is the parent scope for objects, multipart uploads, and presigned URLs.
- Objects: identified by their bucket and an object key. Object metadata (size, content type, etag, version id, and so on) is read straight from the storage engine rather than persisted in the control plane.
- Multipart uploads: a workflow for large objects, with steps to initiate the upload, fetch a presigned URL per part, then complete or abort it.
- Presigned URLs: time-limited PUT and GET URLs for direct data-plane transfer, valid for one hour by default and up to twenty-four hours.
- Storage classes: the storage tiers available in a region, defined by an administrator. Each maps to a backing data pool with its own compression and redundancy characteristics, and one per region is marked the default.
- Operations: every mutating call returns an operation record that captures the request and comes back already completed.
Get started
Section titled “Get started” Create a bucket Provision your first bucket and store an object.
Buckets and objects Naming, keys, and the object lifecycle.
Storage classes How storage tiers work within a region.
Use cases
Section titled “Use cases”Reference architectures
Section titled “Reference architectures”Training and tutorials
Section titled “Training and tutorials”Related
Section titled “Related” Topology Buckets and storage classes reference a region.
IAM Authorizes access to storage resources.
Registry Workspace-scoped storage for OCI container images and Helm charts.
Security baseline Securing access to storage.