Storage¶
Overview¶
The platform offers storage services for a wide range of data storage needs. Multiple storage types provide support for different application scenarios.
| Storage Type | Description | Typical Uses |
|---|---|---|
| Object Storage | Highly available and reliable storage for data backup, archiving, and sharing. | Backup, archiving, and sharing of images, videos, and documents. |
| File Storage | High-performance, scalable storage for big data analytics and file sharing. | Big data analytics and collaborative file sharing. |
File Storage¶
Step 1: Open File Storage¶
After signing in, open Storage → File Storage. Files and folders are organized in a list showing names, sizes, and creation times. Refresh the list as needed.
Step 2: Transfer Files Asynchronously from OSS¶
Click Async from OSS in the upper-right corner. Specify the source OSS path and the destination path within the platform (targetPath). After confirmation, the system imports the data asynchronously.
Step 3: Create a Folder¶
Click New Folder in File Storage to create a directory and organize files.
Object Storage¶
Step 1: Open Object Storage¶
Select Storage → Object Storage in the left navigation.
Step 2: Upload Files to OSS¶
Click Upload File to upload files directly to your storage space. The interface also provides Rsync for bulk data synchronization.
Step 3: View the Synchronization List¶
The Rsync list shows the status, progress, and results of all synchronization tasks. Fields include prefix, destination path, status, progress, and actions (delete). Click New Rsync to create a synchronization task.
Step 4: Create a Synchronization Task¶
Enter the required task details, such as the source prefix and destination path, to set up synchronization.
Best practice
Define clear path naming conventions for synchronization tasks. Prefer asynchronous Rsync / Async from OSS transfers for large files. After completion, verify status and progress in the synchronization list and promptly retry failed tasks.