ABDC

Advanced Business Digital Cloud

Object storage that speaks every protocol your tools already know.

One bucket, reachable over S3, SFTP, FTPS and WebDAV. Give each person, server or backup job its own login, limited to one bucket or one folder, read-only if you like.

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One set of files, four ways in

S3 API

Use any S3 client or SDK against objectstorage.abdc.si. Path-style addressing, presigned URLs, multipart uploads.

aws s3 ls --endpoint-url https://objectstorage.abdc.si

SFTP

Plain sftp and rsync over SSH with password or public-key login, locked to the bucket or folder you choose.

sftp -P 2022 [email protected]

FTPS

FTP over explicit TLS for older devices and software. Unencrypted FTP is never offered.

Explicit FTPS, port 2121

WebDAV

Mount as a network drive from Windows, macOS or Linux, or use any WebDAV client over HTTPS.

https://webdav.abdc.si

What you see over SFTP, FTPS and WebDAV is exactly what S3 shows: the same objects under the same names.

Built around control

Scoped logins

Every login is tied to one bucket and, optionally, one folder inside it, with read-only as an option. Access can be switched off or deleted at any time.

Real quotas

Bucket limits are enforced by the storage engine itself, for every protocol, not just in a dashboard.

Secrets shown once

S3 secrets and generated passwords are displayed a single time and never stored in readable form.

What to expect today

  • Single storage server. Data is not yet replicated across machines. Keep your own copy of anything irreplaceable. Multi-server redundancy is on the roadmap and will be announced when it is validated.
  • Browser uploads go straight to the storage endpoint in parts of up to 95 MB. Files of any size can be sent with an S3 client, SFTP or WebDAV.
  • SMB / Windows file shares are not offered yet.
  • No public pricing yet. Accounts are provisioned by us with an agreed allowance.