Object Storage
Scalable and durable storage for unstructured data — images, videos, backups, logs, and more. Access your data from anywhere via S3-compatible APIs with high availability and pay-as-you-go pricing. Built for:
Object Storage Price
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Frequently asked questions
Object Storage stores data as discrete objects — each with its content, metadata, and a unique ID — in a flat namespace called a bucket. Unlike block storage which attaches to a Instance as a formatted disk, object storage is accessed over HTTP/S3 APIs, making it ideal for unstructured data like backups, media files, logs, and static assets.
A bucket is a logical container for your objects. You can create multiple buckets per project and organize objects using key prefixes (e.g. images/2024/photo.jpg) that behave like folders. There is no limit on the number of objects per bucket.
Yes. GCX Kcloud Object Storage is fully S3-compatible. You can use existing AWS S3 SDKs, CLI tools like aws-cli or rclone, and any S3-compatible framework without code changes — just point the endpoint to GCX Kcloud.
Access is managed through bucket policies and Access Control Lists (ACLs). Buckets and objects can be set to public or private. For programmatic access, generate Access Key and Secret Key pairs scoped to specific projects or users.
Yes. Enable static website hosting on any bucket to serve HTML, CSS, JS, and media files directly over HTTP — no web server required. This is ideal for frontend apps, documentation sites, or CDN origin content.
Yes. All objects are encrypted at rest using AES-256. Data in transit is protected via TLS/HTTPS on all API endpoints. Encryption is enabled by default on all buckets — no configuration needed.