Object Storage

Object storage through familiar S3 APIs.

Create public or private buckets, manage access, and use familiar S3 APIs. With the S3 provider you choose.

Objects in Object Storage

Access

S3 stays S3.

You work with familiar S3 APIs and SDKs. You decide whether a bucket is public or private. You create access keys in Loopback, and with the S3 provider you choose the location of your data.

  • S3 APIs

    Familiar APIs, SDKs, and tools work without changes.

  • Visibility

    You decide for each bucket whether it is public or private.

  • Access keys

    Create, view, and revoke access keys.

  • Provider

    You choose the S3 provider and with it the location of your data.

From project to object.

You create buckets in the project, manage access, and work with familiar S3 APIs.

  1. 01

    Project

    Object Storage belongs to the project. You manage buckets, visibility, and keys in one place.

  2. 02

    Bucket

    You set name, provider, location, and visibility, public or private.

  3. 03

    Access

    Create, view, and revoke access keys.

  4. 04

    Use

    Objects through the file browser or familiar S3 APIs and SDKs.

What you can do

Buckets, files, and keys in the project.

  • Buckets

    Create buckets in the project, with the name, provider, location, and visibility you choose.

  • File browser

    Create folders, upload files, and delete objects.

  • Access keys

    Create, view, and revoke access keys.

Buckets in the project.

Organization, project, and bucket build on each other. Your buckets live in the project, right next to your clusters.

The organization contains projects. Buckets live in the project.
  • Organization

    Account, teams, and roles. The frame for every resource.

  • Project

    Shared context for clusters, storage, and billing.

  • Bucket

    Name, provider, location, visibility, file browser, and access keys.

The facts.

Object Storage on Loopback at a glance
APIS3-compatible
VisibilityPublic or private, per bucket
Access keysCreate, view, and revoke
LocationAt the location of the S3 provider you choose
BillingPer GB and month, traffic separate
SLA99.5% availability

Keep working in the same project.

You reach Object Storage from the cluster and store files in the same project.

Object Storage at a per-gigabyte price.

0.05€ per GB per month, billed hourly. You pay for what sits in the buckets.

Object Storage

0.05€ / GB

per GB per month, billed hourly Based on 720 hours


  • S3-compatible
  • Public and private buckets
  • Access keys
  • File browser
  • Same project as the cluster

FAQ

Is Object Storage S3-compatible?

Yes. You can use familiar S3 APIs and SDKs.

Can buckets be public and private?

Yes. You decide for each bucket whether it is public or private.

Where is Object Storage stored?

At the location of the S3 provider you choose.

How are permissions managed?

Through the Loopback account and project. You can create, view, and revoke access keys.

Which SDKs and tools can I use?

Familiar S3 APIs and SDKs.

How is Object Storage billed?

You pay per stored GB. Traffic is billed separately by usage.

Is Object Storage the same as persistent cluster storage?

Object Storage is the S3 service in the project. Persistent volumes live in the Kubernetes workspace.