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Storage

The Storage Service allows you to configure and manage multiple file storage providers — such as AWS , Azure , and SFTP — and use them to upload or retrieve files through the API.

A default configuration (Azure) is already provided. You can add more configurations and switch between them as needed.

Storage Configuration​

Before you can use storage features, you need to set up the provider you want to use. A default configuration is available, but you can always add your own. You can edit or delete any custom configuration — except the default one.

Adding a Storage Configuration​

  1. Navigate to Core Services → Storage .
  2. Click Add Configuration (top-right corner).
  3. In the Add Storage Configuration popup:
    a. Select a Storage Provider.
    b. Fill in the required fields.
    c. Click Save to confirm.

AWS Configuration

Storage

When you select AWS , you’ll need to provide:

  • Name — a unique name for your configuration.
  • Access Key and Secret Key — your AWS credentials.
  • Region Endpoint — your AWS region (for example, us -east-1).

Azure Configuration Storage

When you select Azure , you’ll need to provide:

  • Name — a unique name for your configuration.
  • Connection String — the full connection string from your Azure storage account.

SFTP Configuration
Storage When you select SFTP , you’ll need to provide:

  • Name — a unique name for your configuration.
  • Remote Base Path — the root folder path on your SFTP server.
  • Host IP Address and Port — where your server is hosted.
  • Username and Password — your SFTP login credentials.
    This connects your custom SFTP server for file uploads.
    The default configuration cannot be edited or deleted.

Using Storage Configurations​

Once your storage configurations are set up, you can use them to upload and retrieve files through the Storage API.