Object Storage

Object storage services utilize advanced distributed storage technology to ensure high reliability and performance of data. By coordinating data storage and processing across multiple storage nodes, they not only provide fast data read and write capabilities but also ensure data security and integrity.

The object storage service boasts excellent elastic scalability. Users can flexibly expand and optimize storage capacity based on actual needs, without worrying about insufficient storage space or wastage. This elastic scaling feature allows users to easily adapt to business growth and changes, reducing the complexity of storage management.

Object storage service emphasizes data security. It employs multi-layered security strategies and technologies, including data encryption, access control, and security auditing, to ensure the protection of data and privacy.

Object storage service offers a straightforward management interface and a comprehensive set of API endpoints, enabling users to easily manage and operate storage. Whether for general users or developers, the service is designed for quick onboarding and full utilization of its features.

Object storage offers various storage classes, including standard storage, infrequent access storage, archive storage, and deep archive storage, to meet customers' diverse needs for storage performance and cost across different scenarios.

Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a standard mechanism proposed by the W3C that defines how a client-side web application loaded from one domain can interact with resources in another domain. Object storage supports the CORS specification, allowing cross-origin requests to access resources stored in the object storage.

To prevent unauthorized hotlinking of data stored in object storage, it supports hotlink protection methods based on the Referrer header field in HTTP headers. Additionally, object storage supports setting access whitelists and blacklists.

The data origin retrieval feature enables automatic retrieval of data from the origin server when a request is made to object storage for data that does not exist.