API v1
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2013-05-20
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Examples
- 3.1. Authentication Request (US-Based Account)
- 3.2. Authentication Response
- 4.1. Storage Account HTTP Request: General Structure
- 4.2. View Account Information Request
- 4.3. View Account Information Response
- 4.4. View Containers List Request
- 4.5. View Containers List Response
- 4.6. Container Details Request: JSON
- 4.7. Container Details Response: JSON
- 4.8. Container Details Request: XML
- 4.9. Container Details Response: XML
- 4.10. List Large Number of Containers
- 4.11. Storage Container HTTP Request: General Structure
- 4.12. View Container Details Request
- 4.13. View Container Details Response
- 4.14. Container Create Request
- 4.15. Container Create Response
- 4.16. Container Create Request with Metadata
- 4.17. Container Create Response
- 4.18. Multi-region Data Center Endpoints
- 4.19. Pseudo-Hierarchical Folders/Directories
- 4.20. Container Delete Request
- 4.21. Container Delete Response
- 4.22. Update Container Metadata Request
- 4.23. Update Container Metadata Response
- 4.24. View Container Metadata Request
- 4.25. View Container Metadata Response
- 4.26. Objects List Request
- 4.27. Objects List Response
- 4.28. Object Details Request: JSON
- 4.29. Object Details Response: JSON
- 4.30. Object Details Request: XML
- 4.31. Object Details Response: XML
- 4.32. List Large Number of Objects
- 4.33. Example Access Log Entries
- 4.34. Retrieve Object Request
- 4.35. Retrieve Object Response
- 4.36. Create/Update Object Request
- 4.37. Create/Update Object Response
- 4.38. Upload Segment of a Large Object
- 4.39. Upload Next Segment of the Large Object
- 4.40. Upload Manifest
- 4.41. Upload Unspecified Quantity of Content
- 4.42. Assign CORS Header
- 4.43. Content-Encoding Header Example
- 4.44. Content-Disposition Header Example
- 4.45. Delete At Example
- 4.46. Delete After Example
- 4.47. Object Versioning with cURL
- 4.48. Data Center Endpoints
- 4.49. Object Delete Request
- 4.50. Object Delete Response
- 4.51. Object Metadata Request
- 4.52. Object Metadata Response
- 4.53. Update Object Metadata Request
- 4.54. Update Object Metadata Response
- 4.55. Extract Archive Response
- 4.56. Extract Archive Response with Errors
- 4.57. Bulk Delete Response
- 4.58. Bulk Delete Response with Errors
- 5.1. CDN HTTP Request: General Structure
- 5.2. CDN-Enabled Containers List Request
- 5.3. CDN-Enabled Containers List Response
- 5.4. CDN-Enabled Containers Details Request: JSON
- 5.5. CDN-Enabled Containers Details Response: JSON
- 5.6. CDN-Enabled Containers Details Request: XML
- 5.7. CDN-Enabled Containers Details Response: XML
- 5.8. CDN-Enabled Container HTTP Request: General Structure
- 5.9. Container CDN-Enable Request
- 5.10. Container CDN-Enable Response
- 5.11. Container CDN-Disable Request
- 5.12. CDN-Enabled Container Metadata Request
- 5.13. CDN-Enabled Container Metadata Response
- 5.14. Update CDN-Enabled Container Metadata Request
- 5.15. Update CDN-Enabled Container Metadata Response
- 5.16. CDN-Enabled Container Metadata Requests with SSL
- 5.17. CDN-Enabled Container Metadata with SSL
- 5.18. CDN-Enabled Container Metadata Requests (Streaming Enabled)
- 5.19. CDN-Enabled Container Metadata (Streaming Enabled)
- 5.20. HTML 5 Video Element
- 5.21. JavaScript for User Agent Check
- 5.22. Load JavaScript in HTML page
- 5.23. Purge CDN-Enabled Object
- 5.24. Purge CDN-Enabled Object Response
- 5.25. Set up Static Web
- 5.26. Container Setup for Static Web Site
- 5.27. Static Web Site Enabled Container Results
- 5.28. Set Error Pages for Static Website
- 6.1. Set Account Metadata Key for Public Access
- 6.2. Create TempURL (in python)
- 6.3. Create TempURL (in PHP)
- 6.4. Create TempURL (in Ruby)
- 6.5. TempURL without File Name Override
- 6.6. TempURL with File Name Override
- 6.7. Set Account Metadata Key for Public Access
- 6.8. Layout of Web Form
- 6.9. Generate Signature for Form Post
- 7.1. cURL Authenticate
- 7.2. cURL Get Storage Space
- 7.3. cURL Create Storage Container
- 7.4. cURL Upload Storage Object
- 7.5. cURL CDN-Enable Container
- 7.6. cURL Download a File
