Bucket management
Create buckets by project or purpose and manage their files and settings centrally.
Organize files in buckets, manage them in your browser, review transfers and connect S3 tools. Configure access for each use case and review capacity composition and daily settlement in the billing center.
Manage files and access settings within buckets, confirm uploads through transfer tasks and reconcile actual storage usage.
Create buckets by project or purpose and manage their files and settings centrally.
Upload and organize files in your browser, verify their destination and confirm the result.
Review progress, completed transfers and errors, and resolve incomplete uploads.
Supports Signature V4, presigned downloads and multipart uploads, with bucket-scoped keys and standard CORS configuration APIs.
Manage public and private files separately. Private access requires a valid signature; temporary shares provide a download page and expiry status.
Review capacity used by current files, previous versions and the recycle bin, plus daily bills and payment status.
Choose the workflow that fits your business.
Organize buckets and files by project or purpose, then upload, manage and verify them in your browser.
Configure S3 tools with the endpoint and authentication details provided by the console, then verify the operations your application needs.
Store images, documents and other files. To accelerate access, configure the origin, domain and permissions following the CDN guide.
Prepare the required information, then verify actual access after setup.
Create buckets by project or purpose and decide how to organize your files.
Check the required access method and permissions before uploading and sharing.
Check the transfer result, file location and content.
For S3 access, configure the endpoint and credentials, then verify required operations with a test file.
Check current files, previous versions and recycle-bin usage against daily bills.
Capacity accrues over the actual storage duration in GiB-days and settles daily in Beijing time. The billing page shows current files, previous versions and recycle-bin usage.
What to know about setup, usage and billing.
A bucket groups files and their settings. Organize buckets by business purpose, then manage files within them. Current naming, quantity and capacity limits are shown in the service interface.
Yes. The Object Storage workspace provides bucket, file and transfer management. Available operations depend on your account and the current interface.
Copy the Endpoint from the console, use us-east-1, path-style addressing and Signature V4, and select an authorized bucket. The documentation includes AWS CLI, rclone and SDK examples plus upload limits. Automatic CORS configuration requires write permission for the target bucket.
Check that its transfer completed, then verify its location, content and access settings. Task submission or progress alone does not prove success. Resolve reported errors and retry if needed.
Capacity includes current files, previous versions and the recycle bin. Review the breakdown and operation results on the billing page. A file disappearing from the list does not mean all associated capacity has been released.
Follow the current CDN integration guide. Check storage permissions, origin requirements, domain and certificate settings, and review the charges for each enabled service.