OSS stores data as objects within buckets. An object consists of a file and any metadata that describes the file. A bucket is a container for objects. To store your data in OSS, first create a bucket and specify a unique bucket name. Then, upload your data as objects to the bucket. Each object has a key as the unique identifier within the bucket.
By default, Conversant OSS seamlessly integrates with Conversant CDN, enabling faster access through caching and optimised routing. Whether you're using a mobile app, website, or HTML5 page, OSS supports seamless integration with various SDKs like AWS S3, allowing smooth access across different client types.
Conversant OSS provides configurable features to support specific use cases. For example, you can enable OSS Versioning to retain multiple versions of an object within the same bucket, enabling recovering objects that were accidentally deleted or overwritten. By default, both the bucket and its objects are private and can only be accessed with explicitly granted permission.
