Connect infrastructure
Install and enroll the Provider Bridge, verify readiness, and establish the provider-side control boundary.
ScaleStore adds provider, customer, and operator workflows around Ceph RGW without becoming the object-data path.
Connect the provider, define the service, onboard customers, manage access and usage, then operate the service.
Install and enroll the Provider Bridge, verify readiness, and establish the provider-side control boundary.
Configure the object-storage service, plans, boundaries, product settings, and operating model.
Expose the customer-facing workflows needed to create and manage storage access.
Work with access keys, temporary credentials, revocation, and support around storage access.
Use diagnostics, monitoring and recovery checks to operate and troubleshoot the service.
Provider onboarding installs and enrolls the Provider Bridge, verifies connectivity and establishes the provider-side control boundary.
Once connected, the provider configures the object-storage service they want to expose: service presentation, commercial boundaries, enabled workflows, and operating assumptions.
Customers need a clear path to storage access, buckets, credentials and usage. Providers need the same workflows to be supportable without dropping into Ceph administration for routine tasks.
Access keys, temporary credentials, rotation and revocation are handled as normal service workflows, with enough context for support when access fails.
Customers keep using normal S3 clients against RGW. ScaleStore handles the surrounding bucket workflows, quota state and usage visibility needed by customers and providers.
Day-two operations cover provider and Bridge health, troubleshooting, governance, release checks and recovery. These are available to operators without turning routine support into a manual cluster investigation.