Tebi

Start with what you already have: your code, your S3 tools, your existing workflows. Tebi drops into that stack without rewriting anything. Point your client or SDK to the Tebi endpoint, generate an access key and secret in the console, and create a bucket. Migrate in place: run aws s3 sync from your current store to Tebi (or use rclone, s3cmd, MinIO client, or boto3) and validate with a quick put/get test. Because the API aligns with S3 conventions, paths, headers, checksums, and presigned URLs behave as you expect, so CI jobs, backup scripts, and apps usually work on day one.

When you need fast worldwide delivery, set up regions where your users live and replicate the bucket. Tebi serves objects from the closest location, cutting latency for images, archives, and video segments. Keep security tight with presigned links for time-limited access, or make specific prefixes public for websites. Tune Cache-Control and ETag to play nicely with your CDN, or even deliver directly for smaller projects. Range requests support efficient streaming and resumable downloads, so installers and media players pick up exactly where they left off.

Protecting data is straightforward. Turn on versioning to recover from accidental deletions or overwrites. Use replication between regions to keep a second copy ready for failover. Apply lifecycle rules to expire temporary builds and rotate logs automatically. Encrypt in transit with TLS and enable server-side encryption at rest. Grant least-privilege with bucket policies and per-application credentials, then use prefixes to separate environments like dev, staging, and prod.

Developers can wire Tebi into everyday work. Store CI artifacts and promote them by moving objects between prefixes on release. Let browsers and mobile apps upload straight to storage using presigned POST, bypassing your servers while keeping validation and size limits. Speed up large transfers with multipart and parallel uploads; checksums help verify integrity. For data pipelines, write raw inputs to a landing prefix, trigger processing via your job runner, and publish cleaned results to a read-only prefix served through a CDN. For websites, push static builds, attach a custom domain at the CDN, and use invalidations keyed by object ETags to roll out instant updates with safe rollback.