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Below you can find frequently asked questions about Filebase.
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Files stored on IPFS are publicly accessible through IPFS gateways. Recommended for storing data related to Web3 assets, such as NFTs, metadata, or decentralized website data.
Filebase object size limits vary based on network. IPFS: IPFS does not have a maximum file size, but any file larger than 5GB should be uploaded using the to benefit from Multipart Upload.
Sia: The largest individual object size supported for objects stored in Sia buckets is 300GB. The largest object that can be uploaded in a single HTTP PUT or POST is 5GB. If you want to upload an object larger than 5GB, you will need to initiate a via our S3 API.
For objects larger than 100MB, customers should consider using the capability for increased reliability.
Learn more about multipart uploads
If you haven't used AWS CLI before, see for our guide on configuring and getting started using AWS CLI.
For more information on pre-signed URLs, check out our documentation
If you haven't used AWS CLI before, see for our guide on configuring and getting started using AWS CLI.
For more information on pre-signed URLs, check out our documentation
Files up to 1 TB in size are supported. However, we strongly encourage users to keep file sizes to 250 GB or below, as working with larger files can introduce additional challenges. Any file larger than 5GB should be uploaded using the Multipart Upload API.
To apply a CORS rule, you can use a tool such as the AWS CLI to apply the .json file you created containing the rule. For information on how to configure AWS CLI, see .
This makes Filebase an ideal platform for developers with valuable data or larger companies and enterprises focused on disaster recovery. To learn more about geo-redundancy, check out our Deep Dive .
Yes, Filebase can be used in a variety of different NFT collection workflows. Check out our for detailed walkthroughs on how to use Filebase in different NFT collection smart contracts and workflows.
Yes, Filebase can be used in a variety of different dApp workflows. Check out our for detailed walkthroughs on how to use Filebase in dApp configurations.
Yes, Filebase offers an S3-compatible API that can be configured as an alternative to most S3-compatible tools and applications as an alternative to AWS. Read more about our S3 API
Yes, Filebase offers an IPFS pinning service that can be used as an alternative to the Pinata IPFS pinning service. Read more about our IPFS pinning service .
Once you create a Filebase account, your account will be a free user by default. Filebase is , who can store up to 5GB of data on Filebase with no credit card required. After 5GB, users will need to upgrade to our subscription model.
Visit the of the dashboard. Subscriptions are split between the IPFS network and the Sia network. The IPFS Pricing Plans will be shown first, followed by the Decentralized Storage Pricing Plan for the Sia network.
4. Once subscribed, your current payment method will be listed under 'Payment Method' on the Web Console page.
Visit the of the dashboard. Select 'Edit' next to your currently listed payment method.
Please email for more information.
Visit the page of the dashboard.
Once all data has been cleaned up, you will need to email to submit a written request to close your account.
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The Filebase Acceptable Use Policy can be found