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  • Welcome!
    • Introduction to FlashEdge CDN
    • Introduction to FlashEdge Storage
  • Getting started with FlashEdge
    • Creating a FlashEdge account
  • Flashedge CDN distribution tutorials
    • How to create your first FlashEdge CDN distribution
    • Configuring DNS to point to a FlashEdge CDN distribution
    • Setting up HTTPS with a Custom Domain
      • Creating an SSL/TLS certificate for FlashEdge distribution
      • Validating an SSL/TLS certificate for FlashEdge distribution
      • Deleting an SSL/TLS certificate for your FlashEdge distribution
    • Creating a new FlashEdge origin
    • Creating a Cache behavior
    • Selecting the Pricing Regions for FlashEdge
    • Monitoring distribution metrics in FlashEdge
    • Disabling and enabling a FlashEdge distribution
    • Deleting a FlashEdge distribution
  • FlashEdge Storage tutorials
    • Getting started with FlashEdge Storage
    • Creating FlashEdge CDN distribution for FlashEdge Storage
    • Securing FlashEdge Storage access through FlashEdge CDN with HTTPS
    • FlashEdge Storage access
    • Deleting FlashEdge Storage
  • FlashEdge Pricing
    • FlashEdge CDN pricing
    • FlashEdge Storage pricing
  • FlashEdge Network
    • List of FlashEdge CDN PoPs
  • FAQ
    • FlashEdge CDN FAQ
    • FlashEdge Storage FAQ
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Introduction to FlashEdge Storage

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FlashEdge Storage is currently available only to paying customers.

Welcome to FlashEdge Storage, a scalable and high-performance storage service that seamlessly integrates with FlashEdge CDN. Whether you need to store static assets, application data, or large media files, FlashEdge Storage offers a reliable solution with robust security and ease of use.

Every FlashEdge Storage needs the FlashEdge CDN for public access. So, the final infrastructure and how it works are shown in the diagram below.

Private access to browse, upload, and download files is done by file explorers that have to support access to Amazon S3 and specific S3 buckets. We have selected some of the best options and described them in our documentation.