Storage

NextEpoch Cloud provides two types of managed storage, both scoped per application:

PostgreSQL databases — Relational databases for structured data
S3-compatible object storage — Buckets for files, assets, and binary data

How It Works

Storage is provisioned from the Storage page in the portal. Each storage instance is scoped to an application ID, keeping data isolated between apps.

Databases

Each provisioned database is a dedicated PostgreSQL instance. You receive connection credentials (database name, username, password, and a full connection string) at provisioning time.

Object Storage

Each provisioned bucket is S3-compatible. Use any S3 client (AWS CLI, s3cmd, Cyberduck, or your language's S3 SDK) to interact with your objects. A shared endpoint and access key are provided for all buckets in your organization.

Credentials

Database credentials are shown once at provisioning time. Save them immediately.
Database passwords can be reset later (generating a new password invalidates the old one).
S3 access keys are shared across all buckets in your organization.

Guides

Provisioning Storage — Step-by-step guide for databases and object storage

Next Steps

Provision storage for your applications
Deploy an app that uses storage

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