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Introduction

At some point, every web or mobile app needs a place to store files. Maybe it’s user profile pictures, uploaded documents, or data files for processing. Setting this up yourself isn’t trivial – you need to configure your storage provider, integrate their APIs, think about how things will scale when traffic spikes, and deal with migration headaches if you ever switch providers. Fluxend Storage simplifies all of this. You get a clean, intuitive API (and soon a powerful UI) to manage your storage needs. Create containers, upload files, organise them efficiently, and switch between storage drivers without rewriting your integration code.
Storage is one of our highest priority features for the next release. While it’s fully available via API right now, a seamless UI is coming very soon.

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Drivers

Fluxend currently supports Backblaze, S3, and Dropbox. You can configure each driver directly from your admin area. We’re also working on adding a local driver for development and internal workloads in future releases.

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Containers

Think of containers as folders. They’re platform-agnostic and help you keep related files organised. You can perform bulk operations on containers, and from Fluxend’s perspective, there’s no limit to the number of files you store in them.

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Files

Anything you upload into a container is treated as a file, regardless of its type or content. Upload images, videos, PDFs, JSON files – anything your app needs. There are no hard limits on file sizes beyond what you define in your your settings. Files can be moved, added, or deleted as your application requirements evolve.