Object storage is S3-compatible, so anything that speaks S3 works — the AWS CLI, rclone, Cyberduck, or your language's S3 SDK. Your service page lists the three things a client asks for.
- Endpoint
- Shown under Connection details
- Bucket
- Your bucket name
- Access key ID
- Shown under Connection details
- Secret access key
- Revealed once, just after provisioning
The secret access key is shown exactly once and we keep no copy we can show you later. Save it when it appears. If it's lost or you think it's exposed, open a ticket and we'll issue a new key.
The key is scoped to your bucket rather than your whole account, so a leaked key can't reach anything else you run with us. On the 1 TB plans and up you can also enable object versioning, which keeps previous copies so an accidental overwrite is recoverable.
Buckets are hosted in Frankfurt or New York. There is no London region for object storage — if your data has to stay in the UK specifically, talk to us before you upload.