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Instant public or private
Toggle a bucket between public and private in one request. The change is live right away, with no cache to wait out and no redeploy.
$ cd ../services
Object storage
Pixel Bucket
Buckets in one API call.
Create a bucket, drop objects in, and flip it between public and private without redeploying anything. Pixel Bucket gives developers and designers a plain HTTP API for files of any shape, with instant mode switching and per-bucket access keys.
$ cloudeee bucket create assets --private
~/services/pixel-bucket
$ cloudeee pixel-bucket --features
What you get.
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A small, predictable API
PUT, GET, DELETE and LIST over plain HTTP. If you can call curl, you can store files, and the same calls work from any language.
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Scoped access keys
Mint read-only, write-only or full-access keys for a single bucket, so a build script never holds more power than it needs.
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Multipart uploads
Large files are split into parts, uploaded in parallel and resumed from the last good part if the connection drops.
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Metadata and tags
Attach key-value metadata to any object and query by prefix, so a bucket stays organized as it grows.
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Lifecycle rules
Expire temporary uploads or move old objects to cheaper storage on a schedule you define once and forget.
$ cloudeee pixel-bucket --how
Four steps, zero fuss.
Step 01
Create a bucket
Name it, pick a primary region and choose private or public. Your bucket gets its own endpoint immediately.
Step 02
Upload objects
Send files with the API, the CLI or the dashboard. Each object is encrypted in transit and at rest on arrival.
Step 03
Set the mode
Keep it private behind keys, hand out signed URLs for a single file, or switch the whole bucket to public.
Step 04
Serve or share
Link files from your site and apps, or pair the bucket with Edge Cache Drop to deliver it worldwide.
$ cat specs.txt
The specs.
~/services/pixel-bucket/specs.txt
| Max object size | 1 TB per object (multipart) |
|---|---|
| Access modes | Private, public, signed URL |
| Authentication | Scoped bucket keys |
| Encryption | In transit and at rest |
| Listing | Prefix and delimiter queries |
| Placement | Primary region chosen per bucket |
$ man pixel-bucket
Quick answers.
Q01Can I change a bucket from private to public later?
> Yes. The mode is a single setting you can change at any time, and the change applies immediately. Switch it back just as quickly if you published something by mistake.
Q02How do I give a contractor temporary access?
> Create a scoped key limited to one bucket and one permission, or generate a signed URL for a single file. Delete the key or let the URL expire when the work is done.
Q03Do I need the CLI to use Pixel Bucket?
> No. Everything is available over the HTTP API, the dashboard and the CLI, so use whichever fits your workflow.
$ cloudeee signup --free
Start with Pixel Bucket.
Create a free account, get 20 GB of encrypted storage and try it in minutes.