Amazon AWS S3

Amazon S3, full name Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon Simple Storage Service), is the first object storage service launched by Amazon.com. Its S3 protocol is almost the de facto standard for object storage services today, with rich developer profiles and an extensive developer ecosystem.

Sufy puts customer experience first, and in order to make it easier for users to access, we have made the S3 protocol compatible, allowing users to use our storage service with the S3 protocol and reducing the cost of learning.

AWS SDKs

Java

This article describes how to access the sufy object storage service with aws-sdk-java

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Javascript

This article describes how to access the sufy object storage service with aws-sdk-javascript

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Kotlin

This article describes how to access the sufy object storage service with aws-sdk-kotlin

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PHP

This article describes how to access the sufy object storage service with aws-sdk-php

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Python3

This article describes how to access the sufy object storage service with aws-sdk-python

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Swift

This article describes how to access the sufy object storage service with aws-sdk-swift

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Go

This article describes how to access the sufy object storage service with aws-sdk-go-v2

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Sufy SDKs

The recommended way to interact with the Sufy API is by using one of our official SDKs. Today, Protocol offers fine-tuned JavaScript, Ruby, PHP, Python, and Go libraries to make your life easier and give you the best experience when consuming the API.

Official SDKs

Android

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Go

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Java

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PHP

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Python3

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