Storage

Upload files and serve them, transformed and fast, from your own domain across the EU.

revenexx Storage is where your tenant's files live: product images, PDFs, videos, archives, CAD files, and 3D models. You upload through the API, and the files come back fast from a URL on your own domain. Images can be resized, cropped, and reformatted at request time, so you store one original and serve whatever each page needs.

Fast delivery, EU-hosted origin

Files are served from revenexx's own content delivery edge — cached close to your customers, with each request routed to the nearest location and automatic failover. The platform and your data are hosted in the EU; the edge then delivers cached content globally so it stays fast everywhere. A managed web application firewall protects the edge by default.

The practical result: you upload once, and every transformed variant is cached at the edge after its first request. Repeat requests for the same image are served from cache, not regenerated.

The two surfaces you work with

Storage has two sides, and it helps to keep them separate in your head:

  • The management API, reached through the gateway at https://api.revenexx.com/v1/storage. This is where you upload, list, move, and delete assets, manage folders, and mint signed URLs. Every call is authenticated and scoped to one tenant.
  • The delivery host, at https://storage.revenexx.com/{tenant}/{folder}/{file}. This is the public read path your storefront and apps link to. Public assets need no auth here; private assets are reached with a signed URL. Images accept transform parameters on this host.

When to use Storage

Use Storage for any binary file your application needs to serve or keep: catalog imagery, downloadable spec sheets, invoices, marketing video, importable data files, and 3D product models. It is built for files, not records. For structured data like products, orders, or customer profiles, use the platform's data APIs from Apps instead.

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Where to go next

If you are new to the platform, read the Platform Overview first for the big picture, then come back and run the Quick start.