Linode Object Storage

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Optimizing Object Storage Bucket Architecture for Akamai CDN

Linode Object Storage can be an efficient, cost-effective solution for streaming and data delivery applications when used as an origin point for Akamai CDN. Since Object Storage is a part of Akamai Connected Cloud and uses the same backbone as Akamai CDN, egress can also be significantly reduced.

Using Object Storage With Akamai CDN

Object storage stores data in an unstructured, flat format where data is stored as “objects”. Object storage is cheaper than block storage, and it can be especially useful for large volumes of unstructured data like photos, videos, documents, web pages, sensor data, and audio files. Cloud-based object storage systems distribute this unstructured data across multiple physical devices for redundancy, while users are able to access the content from a single interface. Object storage is HTTP accessible and ideal for building cloud-native applications that require scale and flexibility, as well as storage for application artifacts like analytics, backups, and archives.

Replicate Object Storage Bucket Contents Across Regions With Rclone

Cross-region data replication has numerous potential benefits, including increased data availability, resilience and redundancy, improved application performance, meeting compliance needs, and more. With Object Storage, one way to achieve this is by using an open source file copying utility such as rclone to replicate data across buckets in different regions.

Backing Up a Compute Instance to Object Storage

Linode’s Object Storage service is an S3-compatible cloud-based file storage solution that offers high availability. In addition to many other data-storage uses, Linode Object Storage can efficiently store backups of your Linode Compute Instances.

Working with CORS Policies on Linode Object Storage

Linode Object Storage offers a globally-available, S3-compatible storage solution. Whether you are storing critical backup files or data for a static website, S3 object storage can efficiently answer the call.

Using Server-Side Encryption with Linode Object Storage

Server-side encryption secures data on Linode Object Storage. Using your own encryption key, Linode will encrypt your data at the object level prior to storing it to disk. Once encrypted, Linode will only decrypt data if that same encryption key is provided with the retrieval request. This enables you to use Linode Object Storage to confidently handle sensitive data like Terraform configurations that contain passwords and SSH keys.

Configuring Nextcloud to use Linode Object Storage as an External Storage Mount

Nextcloud is an open source solution for file hosting and sharing. With Nextcloud, you can synchronize files from a local computer to the Linode server and share them with collaborators. Nextcloud’s customizable security features and intuitive user interface keeps the files safe and easy to manage.

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Moving Objects Between Buckets in Linode's Object Storage

Note

Linode’s Object Storage is available in our Atlanta (USA), Frankfurt (Germany), Newark (USA), and Singapore data centers. For more availability details and billing information, see the Object Storage Overview product documentation.

Deploy a Static Site using Hugo and Object Storage

Why Host a Static Site on Object Storage?

Static site generators are a popular solution for creating simple, fast, flexible, and attractive websites that are easy to update. You can contribute new pages and content to a static site in two steps:

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