We’re excited to release Fleek Storage! Storing files on IPFS is easier and more performant than ever. We’ve leveraged an already popular S3 interface to interact with IPFS via our easy to use application, CLI, and SDK. The Storage solution comes with a built-in CDN, File Compression, and image resizing to achieve upmost performance.
Fleek Storage App
The Fleek app now has a Storage page. If you’re already a Fleek user you’ll see the new Storage page appear on the left-hand navigation menu of your screen. You can now upload, browse, and manage all your files through the app interface. All files uploaded are published to IPFS and published to DNS, with a CDN and File Compression. You can view and reference the files through the Fleek Storage URL, and can view directly on the IPFS gateway. Since our approach has been to leverage an S3 interface any S3 compatible CLI and SDK will work with Fleek. Take a look at our updated tech docs to learn more about using Storage in-app.
Fleek Programmable Interfaces
We’ve release the Fleek CLI, here’s the link to the npm package manager. To start, the Fleek CLI is to log in and create API keys. Since our interface is S3 compatible, you can use the S3 CLI and APIs to interact with your Fleek storage buckets. The AWS CLI and SDK work with any language that your app is built with, such as JavaScript, Go, C++, Python and Ruby. Take a look at our docs for getting set up with the CLI and integrating storage directly in your app.
IPFS Pinning Summit
Last week at the IPFS Pinning Summit our co-founder, Brett Shear, gave a walkthrough of Fleek products including a live demo of the newly released Fleek Storage product. Check it out here!
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