Buckets | ibee | Documentation

A bucket is a container for objects. Every object lives in exactly one bucket, and a bucket lives in a single location (chosen at creation).

What you can do with a bucket

Bucket Policies

Toggle public access, scope API token access by bucket.

Lifecycle Management

Automate object expiry, abort stale uploads, transition storage classes.

CORS

Allow browser apps from your domains to read or write to the bucket.

Custom Domains

Serve bucket content from your own hostname (e.g. cdn.example.com).

Event Notifications

Send a webhook POST when objects are created or deleted.

Naming rules

Bucket names must:

Be 3 to 63 characters long.
Contain only lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens (-) — dots (.) and underscores (_) are not allowed.
Start and end with a lowercase letter or number.
Be globally unique within IBEE Object Storage.

	Example
✅ Valid	`my-bucket`
✅ Valid	`data-store-01`
✅ Valid	`project-assets`
❌ Invalid	`My-Bucket` — uppercase not allowed
❌ Invalid	`-startwithdash` — cannot start with a hyphen
❌ Invalid	`endswithdash-` — cannot end with a hyphen
❌ Invalid	`bucket_with_underscore` — underscores not allowed
❌ Invalid	`project.assets` — dots not allowed
❌ Invalid	`ab` — too short (minimum 3 characters)

Create a bucket

1. Go to Object Storage

In the IBEE Solutions portal, click Object Storage in the left sidebar under Products.

The page lives at portal.ibee.ai/organizations/{orgId}/workspaces/{workspaceId}/object-storage.

2. Open the Create Bucket dialog

Click + Create Bucket in the top right.

Field	Required	Description
Bucket Name	Yes	3–63 characters, lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens only. Placeholder: `my-unique-bucket-name`.
Location	Yes	Automatic (Asia Pacific) for the closest available region, or Specify jurisdiction to pin the bucket to a specific country (e.g. India).
Storage Type	Yes	`Standard` (default).
Advanced options	No	Includes Object Lock — a permanent setting that can only be enabled here at creation. See Objects → Locking.

Under Automatic, expand Location hint (optional) to suggest a preferred region.

3. Save

Click Create Bucket. A toast appears: “Bucket created successfully”.

List buckets

The Object Storage page lists every bucket in the organization with these columns:

Column	Description
BUCKET	Bucket name
SIZE	Total storage used
CREATED	Creation date

The usage panel at the top shows Buckets, Objects, Storage Used, and Bandwidth Egress for the organization.

Bucket detail page

Click a bucket name to open it. The bucket page has three tabs:

Tab	Use
Objects	Upload, download, list, and delete objects. See Objects.
Metrics	Storage and request usage for the bucket. See Metrics.
Settings	All bucket-level configuration — see below.

Settings tabs

Settings opens a sub-navigation with these tabs:

Tab	Configures
General	Bucket metadata, Public Access toggle, Object Lock status, Delete Bucket.
Lifecycle Policies	Automatic expiry and storage-class transitions. See Lifecycle.
CORS	Cross-origin browser access rules. See CORS.
Lock Settings	Object Lock retention (only if Object Lock was enabled at creation).
Event Notifications	Webhook notifications for object creation and deletion. See Event Notifications.
Custom Domains	Serve content from your own hostname. See Custom Domains.

The General tab fields:

Field	Description
Name	Bucket name
Created	Creation date
Total Objects	Number of objects in the bucket
Storage Used	Total storage consumed
Public Access	Toggle — Disabled by default
Object Lock	Read-only state — set permanently at creation

Delete a bucket

The Delete Bucket card sits at the bottom of the General tab — “Once you delete a bucket, there is no going back. Please be certain.”

All objects must be deleted before the bucket can be deleted. If the bucket contains objects, the portal blocks the action with: “This bucket contains X objects. You must delete all objects before deleting the bucket.”

Buckets with Object Lock enabled can’t be deleted — even when empty. If you enabled Object Lock at creation, the bucket is permanent and cannot be deleted, regardless of whether it contains any objects. See Objects → Locking.