Get a reference to an object

You can:

get a reference to an object in the public baquette — all objects are available through public domains repositories;
create a link to an object in a private bucket — the object will be accessible by the link through public domain of the bucket which you can make one-time or time-limited.

We do not recommend using Cyrillic characters in object names. If you use Cyrillic, encode the Cyrillic part of the reference to work with references to such objects.

Get a reference to an object in a public baket

In the control panel, on the top menu, click Products and select S3.
Go to the Buckets section.
Open the baket page → Objects tab.
On the line with the object, click .
On the link line, click .

Get a link to an object in a private baquette

An object in a private bucket will be accessible by a link of the form https://<bucket_public_domain>/<object_name>, where:

<bucket_public_domain> — bucket public domain;
<object_name> — object name.

When you first create a link to an object in a private bucket, a public links bucket is automatically created in the project. The created link is added to it as an object with the same name as the main object. Objects in the links bucket have zero size and do not consume any storage space. If you configure a link as temporary, the linked object will be automatically removed from the links bucket when the link stops working.

Create a reference to an object in a private bucket

In the control panel, on the top menu, click Products and select S3.
Go to the Buckets section.
Open the baket page → Objects tab.
From the menu of the object, select Open Access.
Optional: in the Link Address field, change the name of the object to be displayed in the link, or leave the current one.
Optional: to allow the link to be clicked only once, check the One-time link checkbox.
Optional: to limit the time the link is valid, check the Time Limits checkbox and select one of the options:
- Delete via — link will stop working after the selected time interval after creation;
- Delete at a specified time — the link will stop working on the selected date and time.
Click Create Link.
To copy a link, click . You can copy it later in the links package.

Copy a reference to an object in a private bucket

In the control panel, on the top menu, click Products and select S3.
Go to the Buckets section.
Open the links bucket page → Objects tab.
On the line with the object, click .
On the link line, click .