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See Resource references for accepted reference kinds, lookup scopes, canonical identities and exact list filters. See Resource faults for the active faults array. A volume is a block device that lives independently of any instance. You create it, attach it to an instance, and it keeps your data when that instance goes away. Volumes are regional: they are served from https://storage.<region>.basaltic.sh and can only attach to an instance in the same region.

Volumes

Block devices for an instance: types, attaching, growing, deleting.

Snapshots and policies

Point-in-time copies, and the schedules that take them for you.

Buckets

Object storage, and pointing an existing S3 client at it.

Objects

Limits, storage classes, and the platform API for object bytes.

Versioning and Object Lock

Keeping previous versions, and retention that refuses a delete.

Lifecycle rules

Expiring objects and versions on a schedule.

Bucket encryption

What is encrypted by default, and using a key of your own.

Permissions

Every IAM action across both halves, and the bucket policy layer that sits beside them.

Limits and errors

Statuses, quotas, pagination, and the S3 error codes.