Linux command
exo-storage 命令
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常用示例
List buckets
exo storage list
Create a bucket
exo storage mb --zone [ch-gva-2] sos://[bucket-name]
Upload file
exo storage upload [file] sos://[bucket]/[path]
Download file
exo storage download sos://[bucket]/[file] [local_path]
List bucket contents
exo storage list sos://[bucket]
Delete object
exo storage delete sos://[bucket]/[file]
说明
exo storage manages Exoscale Simple Object Storage (SOS), an S3-compatible object storage service. Store and retrieve files with HTTP access. SOS provides scalable object storage for backups, static assets, media files, and data lakes. Being S3-compatible, it works with standard tools like s3cmd, rclone, and AWS SDKs. The tool supports bucket management, file uploads/downloads, presigned URLs for temporary access, and CORS configuration for web applications.
FAQ
What is the exo-storage command used for?
exo storage manages Exoscale Simple Object Storage (SOS), an S3-compatible object storage service. Store and retrieve files with HTTP access. SOS provides scalable object storage for backups, static assets, media files, and data lakes. Being S3-compatible, it works with standard tools like s3cmd, rclone, and AWS SDKs. The tool supports bucket management, file uploads/downloads, presigned URLs for temporary access, and CORS configuration for web applications.
How do I run a basic exo-storage example?
Run `exo storage list` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more exo-storage examples?
This page includes 6 examples for exo-storage, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.