Tardigrade
Tardigrade
Introduction
Decentralized Object Storage
Product Overview
Getting Started
Uploading Your First Object
Interacting With Your First Object
Sharing Your First Object
Prerequisites
Create an Access to an Object
Import an Access to an Object
Share a Restricted Access to an Object
Revoke an Access to an Object
Advanced Usage
BETA - Using Gateway MT with the AWS CLI
SDK & Reference
Uplink CLI
Tardigrade S3 Gateway
Storj Client Libraries
Community Client Libraries
How To's
Configure Tools for the Partner Program
Backup With Duplicati
Sync Files With Rclone
Set up Filezilla for Decentralized File Transfer
Backup With Restic
Kubernetes Backup via Velero
MongoDB Ops Manager Backup
Solution Architectures
Common Use Cases
Web Application Integration
Mobile Application Integration
Command Line File Transfer
Decentralized Application Integration
Edge Data Storage Integration with Cloud Compute
S3 Gateway
IPFS Gateway
Concepts
Access Control
Connectors
Cost Optimization
Data Structure
Decentralization
Encryption Keys
File Redundancy
Limits
Satellite (Metadata Region)
S3 Compatibility
Support
FAQ's
Status Page
Community Forum
Help Desk
Resources
Billing & Payment
Whitepaper
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Prerequisites

If you have followed the previous tutorial, you already have a cakes bucket. If you don't, simply create it and re-upload using the following command:

Windows
Linux
macOS
Windows
./uplink.exe mb sj://cakes
Linux
uplink mb sj://cakes
macOS
uplink mb sj://cakes

Let's (re)upload our cheesecake image:

Windows
Linux
macOS
Windows
./uplink.exe cp $env:USERPROFILE/Desktop/cheesecake.jpg sj://cakes
Linux
uplink cp ~/Desktop/cheesecake.jpg sj://cakes
macOS
uplink cp ~/Desktop/cheesecake.jpg sj://cakes

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