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Tenbyte T2 Object Storage is built for storing and managing large volumes of unstructured data. It supports creating buckets, uploading files, controlling access permissions, and sharing objects securely across applications and teams.

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Open the Storage Section

  • From the left sidebar, click Storage.
  • If you haven’t created any buckets yet, the page will appear empty.
    Open the Storage Section

    Open the Storage Section

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Create a New Storage Bucket

  • Click Create new.
  • Select Storage bucket as the resource type.
  • Enter a name for your bucket.
    Create a New Storage Bucket

    Create a New Storage Bucket

Bucket names must use lowercase letters, numbers, or dashes. The length must be between 3–63 characters, and the name must be globally unique.
  • Select a billing account.
  • Click Create.
  • Your bucket will appear in the Storage list immediately after creation.

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View Bucket Details

  • Click the bucket name to open its details page.
    View Bucket Details

    View Bucket Details

Here you can see Bucket name, Type (Storage bucket), Creation time, Bucket size, Number of files, Server endpoint, and Billing account.
  • You will also see a section for Storage access keys:
    • Access key ID
    • Secret access key
    • Type: Global / Restricted
These keys are used for programmatic access (S3-compatible).

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Upload Files to your Bucket

Inside the bucket, scroll down to the Files section. You can Create folders, Upload files, Download files, Delete files, and Rename files.
  • To upload a file Click Upload.
    Upload Files to Your Bucket

    Upload Files to Your Bucket

  • Choose any file from your device.
  • Once the upload completes, the file will appear in the list.
    Uploaded Files List

    Uploaded Files List

You can upload directly inside the root or inside a created folder.

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File Access Controls

  • Select a file, then open the Access menu from the right side of the row.
    File Access Controls

    File Access Controls

  • You will see three options:
    1. Share temporarily
    2. Permissions
    3. Copy Public URL

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Share temporarily

  • Generates a temporary link that expires after a chosen duration.
    Share temporarily

    Access Control- Share temporarily

  • Click Share temporarily and select a duration.
  • A temporary URL is generated.
  • Copy and share the URL.
  • The link expires automatically on the displayed time.

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Permissions

  • This controls whether your file is Private or Public.
    Permissions

    Access Control- Permissions

  1. Private (default)
    • File can only be accessed using access keys or bucket permissions.
    • No public URL is available
  2. Public
    • Anyone can open the file using the public link.
    • No authentication required.
  • Click Save after choosing the desired permission.

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Copy Public URL

  • If the file is already Public, the system will provide a usable URL that you can copy with one click.
    Copy Public URL

    Access Control- Copy Public URL

If the file is Private, the public link remains disabled until you switch permissions to Public.