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This guide explains how to configure a Storage Bucket resource in Revolte. Storage buckets are modular building blocks used for object storage, uploads, and asset delivery.

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Combined Deployments

If your application requires compute (API) alongside object storage, you should select one of the following presets during the Choose a Preset step:
  • Webservice + StorageBucket
  • Webservice + Database + StorageBucket
  • Webservice + StorageBucket + Cache
  • Webservice + Database + StorageBucket + Cache
Note: For all combined presets, the core configuration workflow is identical to a standard Web Service. This guide focuses specifically on the supplemental Storage Bucket settings described below.
1

Choose a Preset

Select the Storage Bucket tile for a standalone instance, or choose one of the combined presets listed above for full-stack deployments.
2

Storage — Environment Settings

Storage Bucket tab — QA environmentThe QA environment tab is selected. You can define independent configurations for Preview, QA, Staging, and Production.The center panel shows the Storage Bucket form for the active environment:
  • Service Name — Enter a unique identifier for this storage service (e.g., app_assets).
  • Configurations
    • Bucket Name — A unique name for your storage bucket.
    • Bucket Versioning — Enable to keep multiple versions of an object in the same bucket.
    • Enable Public Access — Toggle to allow public read access to objects via URL.
  • CORS Rules — Define cross-origin resource sharing rules to allow web applications to access bucket contents safely.
Tip: Use public access only for files intended for direct browser consumption, like images or CSS assets.
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