Build the storage system behind the interface.

Start with the job
the product needs to do.

An object store has to do more than accept a file. It needs to organize objects, protect integrity, handle node failures and make its operating state understandable.

The decisions
behind the delivery.

Use buckets to organize stored objects and storage nodes to replicate them.

Build integrity verification, version restoration and failover into the storage workflow.

Expose system activity through an interface and live analytics, alongside the services that perform the storage work.

• Bucket-based object storage
• Replicated storage nodes and automatic failover
• SHA-256 integrity verification
• Version restoration and live analytics

Something real.
Ready to explore.

A public, inspectable object-storage implementation, with a React interface and documented services in the source repository.