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S3 storage

Store files as objects in S3-compatible storage accounts, each with its own server, volume and HTTPS endpoint.

  • Access keys — Issue an access key for a storage account, keep its secret, disable and delete keys, and get temporary credentials instead.
  • API reference — Every HTTP endpoint of the s3 module: authentication, IAM action, parameters, bodies and status codes.
  • Buckets — Create buckets in a storage account, browse and upload objects in the portal, and delete buckets.
  • Configuration reference — Configuration keys of the s3 module: sections, environment variables, types and defaults.
  • Connect to a storage account — Point the AWS CLI, the AWS SDKs and other S3 clients at a storage account, use presigned URLs and CORS, and connect from a workload.
  • Create a storage account — Create an S3 storage account in a resource group, choose its quota, the resources of its server, its endpoint and who may create buckets.
  • S3 storage — Store files as objects in S3-compatible storage accounts, each with its own server, volume and HTTPS endpoint.
  • Manage a storage account — Follow a storage account's usage, change its endpoint, CORS origins and advanced settings, read its audit log, and delete it.
  • Names and limits — Naming rules for storage accounts and buckets, how the quota is enforced, and which S3 operations are supported.
  • Permissions — The actions that govern storage accounts, buckets, access keys and temporary credentials, and the roles that hold them.
  • Statuses — What a storage account's status means.
  • Storage servers and their settings — What the platform runs for each storage account, which installation settings shape it, and what to know about versions, keys and kept volumes.