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    Introduction

    Everabyte Cloud Storage API Documentation#

    Introduction#

    The Everabyte Cloud Storage API provides a seamless way to integrate secure, scalable, and high-performance cloud storage into your applications and workflows. It enables direct programmatic access through well-defined RESTful HTTP endpoints, making data management more efficient while maintaining the highest standards of reliability and security.
    With this API, you gain the ability to:
    Upload and download files with ease
    Create, organize, and manage directories
    Control files, folders, and metadata programmatically
    Everabyte Cloud Storage ensures that your data is protected with encryption at rest and in transit, guaranteeing confidentiality and security while remaining fully accessible from anywhere.

    Why Use the Everabyte Cloud Storage API?#

    The API is designed to deliver scalability, flexibility, and seamless integration for projects of any size. Key advantages include:
    Effortless Integration: Easily connect cloud storage with existing workflows and applications to streamline operations.
    Scalability: Expand storage capacity on demand without disrupting performance.
    Enterprise-Grade Security: Protect sensitive information using advanced encryption measures.
    Granular Control: Manage files, directories, and metadata with precision through intuitive endpoints.

    Getting Started#

    To begin using the Everabyte Cloud Storage API, you’ll need an API Key for authentication.
    Sign up on the Everabyte platform
    Navigate to API Settings in your dashboard
    Generate your unique API Key for secure access

    Base URL#

    All requests are made through the following base URL:
    https://api.everabyte.io/api

    Standardized Error Codes#

    The API uses a consistent set of response codes to indicate request outcomes:
    CodeDescriptionExample Response
    200OK: Request succeeded.{ "status": "OK" }
    201Created: A new resource was created.{ "status": "Created", "data": {...} }
    204No Content: Request succeeded with no response body.{}
    400Bad Request: Invalid request format.{ "error": "Bad Request" }
    401Unauthorized: Missing or invalid authentication.{ "error": "Unauthorized" }
    401.1Invalid API Key: Supplied key is invalid.{ "error": "Invalid API Key" }
    401.2Expired API Key: Supplied key has expired.{ "error": "Expired API Key" }
    403Forbidden: Insufficient permissions.{ "error": "Forbidden" }
    404Not Found: Resource not found.{ "error": "Not Found" }
    409Conflict: Request conflicts with resource state.{ "error": "Conflict" }
    429Too Many Requests: Rate limit exceeded.{ "error": "Too Many Requests" }
    500Internal Server Error: Unexpected server error.{ "error": "Internal Server Error" }
    For advanced error handling approaches, see the Error Handling Guide.
    Modified at 2025-10-02 13:23:01
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