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Introduction to the Service

Object Storage is a data storage method where information is stored as objects in buckets, instead of in a traditional file system or block storage. It is a cloud technology for unstructured data storage, used for storing and fast delivery of large files and media.

Object Storage - Overview

Unlike traditional file systems and block storage, all data is organized into objects, grouped by buckets. Each object contains the file itself along with metadata that describes it and provides additional information about it. This structure simplifies management, makes it easier to add new data, and enables fast content discovery through standard interfaces and APIs.

Key Characteristics of Object Storage

  • Unstructured data - suitable for archives, backups, media, documents, and other files
  • Scalability - easily add storage space as needed, with no volume limitations
  • RESTful API access - standard interfaces for programmatic data access
  • Metadata - each object can have additional metadata for better organization
  • Global access - access data from different locations and devices

Purpose of This Documentation

This documentation aims to help you understand the Object Storage service from Delta.bg. The documentation covers:

  • Overview of the service and its capabilities
  • Step-by-step instructions on how to order and activate the service
  • Guides for managing buckets, files, and access to them
  • Technical information about S3 API integration
  • Terms and definitions for a better understanding of the subject matter
  • Frequently asked questions and answers

Who Is This For?

This documentation is intended for:

  • Developers and DevOps engineers who want to integrate object storage into their applications
  • System administrators who manage infrastructure and data
  • Business users who need to understand how to use the service for data storage
  • Technical specialists who need detailed information about configuration and API