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Read product updates, deep-dive explainers and practical guides for using AIOZ Storage to store and retrieve decentralized data. Learn how it integrates with the AIOZ Network infrastructure.
AIOZ Storage is part of the AIOZ DePIN infrastructure stack, providing decentralized object storage so applications can store, retrieve and manage data reliably across a distributed network.
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The newest guides, updates and reports related to AIOZ Storage and decentralized data infrastructure.
How to Create a Bucket and Upload a File on AIOZ Storage
Create a bucket and upload a file on AIOZ Storage in five steps: sign up, set a passphrase, add credits, and upload. Plus what the passphrase cannot recover.
AIOZ Storage Rate Limit: Working Within 100 Requests/s
The AIOZ Storage rate limit is 100 requests per second. See what the docs do and don't say, and how to stay under it with boto3 retries and a limiter.
What AIOZ Storage Erasure Coding Covers and What It Doesn't
AIOZ Storage erasure coding splits each object into pieces on DePIN nodes, so it survives node loss. See what it covers, what it doesn't, and what to back up.
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AIOZ Network Report: November 2024
November was an exceptional month for AIOZ Network, marked by significant milestones and remarkable achievements! Here's a full recap of everything we accomplished in the past month: 1. Upgrade & Hardfork v1.6.0: Enhancing System Stability and Security AIOZ Network successfully completed the Upgrade & Hardfork v1.6.0, bringing crucial improvements to stability and security. Key Updates: ▪️Introduced the x/consensus module. ▪️Upgraded tendermint to v0.37.2. ▪️Upgraded cosmos-sdk to v0.47.5
November Update: Innovion Partnership & Upcoming AIOZ Storage Launch
Our journey toward becoming a premier infrastructure provider for dApps and developers continues. Firstly, we would like to sincerely thank everyone who has followed our mission, started a conversation in the AIOZ telegram community or run an AIOZ node in recent months. With such a dedicated AIOZ community, your input and feedback through what have undoubtedly been tough market conditions has never gone unnoticed; after many months of head-down building, we are thrilled to share that our prog
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What Is a CDN and How Does It Relate to Object Storage?
What is a CDN: servers near users that cache copies to cut latency. How CDN storage sits in front of an origin like S3, and AIOZ Storage's built-in CDN.
Hot vs Cold Storage: Storage Tiers and When They Matter
Hot vs cold storage: hot tiers cost more to store but less to access, cold tiers flip it. AWS and Azure tiers compared, plus warm storage and AIOZ's flat rate.
Data Durability vs Availability, and What 11 Nines Means
Data durability vs availability: durability means your data survives, availability means you can reach it now. See what 11 nines means and how to plan for both.
What Is Data Replication in a Distributed System? A Guide
Data replication in a distributed system keeps full copies of data on separate nodes. See sync vs async, replication factors, quorums, and erasure coding.
What Is Erasure Coding? How It Compares to Replication
What is erasure coding? It splits data into n fragments so any k can rebuild the file, using far less storage than full copies. AIOZ Storage uses it too.
S3 Multipart Upload Explained, From Part Size to Cleanup
S3 multipart upload splits a large file into 5 MiB to 5 GiB parts, uploads them in parallel, then joins them. Learn the limits, part sizing and cleanup.
How to Use AIOZ Storage Effectively: A Practical Checklist
AIOZ storage best practices in one checklist: path-style addressing, default encryption, scoped access grants, passphrase backup, balance and rate limits.
What Is S3 Object Storage? How It Works, Explained
S3 object storage keeps data as objects in buckets and serves it over an HTTP API. See how the S3 API works, and what S3-compatible means for AIOZ Storage.
Multi-Cloud Storage Disaster Recovery with AIOZ and S3
Multi-cloud storage disaster recovery with AWS S3 and AIOZ Storage, kept in sync via rclone bisync. The setup, safety flags, and why it is labeled advanced.
Automating Backups to AIOZ Storage with GitHub Actions
Automate recurring backups to AIOZ Storage with a scheduled GitHub Actions workflow and rclone sync. The exact YAML, secrets setup, and what to verify.
Managing AIOZ Storage Buckets with Terraform, Step by Step
Manage AIOZ Storage buckets with Terraform by pointing the AWS provider at a custom S3 endpoint. The exact provider block, gotchas, and what to verify first.
Is the AIOZ Storage Self-Hosted Gateway Available Yet?
The AIOZ Storage self-hosted gateway is announced but not downloadable: its GitHub repo holds only a README. See what the docs describe and what works today.