DeOSS

DeOSS ( Decentralized Object Storage Service ) is a decentralized object-based mass storage service that provides low-cost, secure and scalable distributed data storage services for the web3 domain.

📝 Reporting a Vulnerability

If you find any system errors or you have better suggestions, please submit an issue or PR, or join the CESS discord to communicate with us.

📢 Announcement

CESS test network rpc endpoints

wss://testnet-rpc.cess.cloud/ws/

CESS test network bootstrap node

_dnsaddr.boot-miner-testnet.cess.cloud

CESS test network public gateway

Address	`https://deoss-pub-gateway.cess.cloud/`

Account	`cXhwBytXqrZLr1qM5NHJhCzEMckSTzNKw17ci2aHft6ETSQm9`

🚰 CESS test network faucet

https://www.cess.network/faucet.html

⚠️ Attention

The following commands are executed with root privileges, if the prompt Permission denied appears, you need to switch to root privileges, or add sudo at the top of these commands.

⚙ System configuration

System requirements

Linux 64-bit Intel/AMD

Install application tools

For the Debian and ubuntu families of linux systems:

apt install git curl wget vim util-linux -y

For the Fedora, RedHat and CentOS families of linux systems:

yum install git curl wget vim util-linux -y

Firewall configuration

By default, DeOSS uses port 8080 to listen for incoming connections and internally uses port 4001 for p2p communication, if your platform blocks these two ports by default, you may need to enable access to these port.

ufw

For hosts with ufw enabled (Debian, Ubuntu, etc.), you can use the ufw command to allow traffic to flow to specific ports. Use the following command to allow access to a port:

ufw allow 8080
ufw allow 4001

firewall-cmd

For hosts with firewall-cmd enabled (CentOS), you can use the firewall-cmd command to allow traffic on specific ports. Use the following command to allow access to a port:

firewall-cmd --get-active-zones

This command gets the active zone(s). Now, apply port rules to the relevant zones returned above. For example if the zone is public, use

firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=4001/tcp --permanent
firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=8080/tcp --permanent

Note that permanent makes sure the rules are persistent across firewall start, restart or reload. Finally reload the firewall for changes to take effect.

firewall-cmd --reload

iptables

For hosts with iptables enabled (RHEL, CentOS, etc.), you can use the iptables command to enable all traffic to a specific port. Use the following command to allow access to a port:

iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 4001 -j ACCEPT
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 8080 -j ACCEPT
service iptables restart

🏗 Get the binary program

Method one

Download the latest release of the binary application directly at：

wget https://github.com/CESSProject/DeOSS/releases/download/v0.3.7/DeOSS0.3.7.linux-amd64.tar.gz

Method two

Compile the binary program from the DeOSS source code and follow the process as follows:

1) install go

DeOSS requires Go 1.21, See the official Golang installation instructions.

Open go mod mode:

go env -w GO111MODULE="on"

Users in China can add go proxy to speed up the download:

go env -w GOPROXY="https://goproxy.cn,direct"

2) clone code

git clone https://github.com/CESSProject/DeOSS.git

3) compile code

cd DeOSS/
go build -o deoss cmd/main.go

4) Grant execute permission

chmod +x deoss

💰 Configure Wallet

Step 1: create a wallet account

The wallet is your unique identity in the cess network, it allows you to do transactions with the cess chain, provided that you have some balance in your wallet.

Please refer to Create-CESS-Wallet to create your cess wallet.

Step 2: Recharge your wallet

If you are using the test network, Please join the CESS discord to get it for free. If you are using the official network, please buy CESS tokens.

Configuration file

Use deoss to generate configuration file templates directly in the current directory:

./deoss config

The contents of the configuration file template are as follows. The contents inside are the defaults and you will need to modify them as appropriate. By default, deoss uses conf.yaml in the current directory as the runtime configuration file. You can use -c or -config to specify the location of the configuration file.

# RPC endpoint of the chain node
Rpc:
  # test network
  - "wss://testnet-rpc.cess.cloud/ws/"
# bootstrap nodes
Boot:
  # test network
  - "_dnsaddr.boot-miner-testnet.cess.cloud"
# signature account mnemonic
Mnemonic: "xxx ... xxx"
# service workspace
Workspace: /
# P2P communication port
P2P_Port: 4001
# service listening port
HTTP_Port: 8080
# Access mode: public / private
# In public mode, only users in Accounts can't access it. 
# In private mode, only users in Accounts can access it.
Access: public
# Account black/white list
Accounts:
# If you want to expose your oss service, please configure its domain name
Domain:

# User Files Cacher config
# File cache size, default 512G, (unit is byte)
CacheSize: 10
# File cache expiration time, default 3 hour (unit is minutes)
Expiration:
# Directory to store file cache, default path: Workspace/filecache/
CacheDir:

# Storage Node Selector config
# Used to find better storage node partners for DeOSS to upload or download files
# Two strategies for using your specified storage nodes, "priority" or "fixed", default is "priority"
SelectStrategy: 
# JSON file used to specify the storage node. If it does not exist, it will be automatically created.
# You can configure which storage nodes to use or not use in this file.
NodeFilePath:
# Maximum number of storage nodes allowed for long-term cooperation, default 120
MaxNodeNum:
# Maximum tolerable TTL for communication with storage nodes, default 500 ms (unit is milliseconds)
MaxTTL:
# Available storage node list refresh time, default 4 hours (unit is hours)
RefreshTime:

🟢 Usage for DeOSS

start deoss service

Backend operation mode (the default configuration file is in the current directory):

nohup ./deoss run 2>&1 &

view deoss status

./deoss stat
+-------------------+------------------------------------------------------+
| role              | deoss                                                |
| peer id           | 12D3KooWFAcDpT7vTtbsS361P14z8LpgxPMRywQr19sAdNfdDBYE |
| signature account | cXhwBytXqrZLr1qM5NHJhCzEMckSTzNKw17ci2aHft6ETSQm9    |
| domain name       | https://deoss-pub-gateway.cess.cloud/                |
+-------------------+------------------------------------------------------+

exit the cess network

It is generally not recommended to use this command：

./deoss exit

📖 Usage for API

The public API endpoint URL of DeOSS is the server you deploy, All endpoints described in this document should be made relative to this root URL,The following example uses URL instead.

Before using DeOSS, you must authorize it as follows:

Create a wallet account and fund it, refer to Configure Wallet
Purchase a territory
Authorize the use right to DeOSS:Authorize

Identity signature

Calling some APIs requires authentication of your identity. In web3, your wallet is your identity. Generate your signature data in the block browser, and then add your signature information in the API request header to authenticate your identity. Please refer to the signature method.

The authentication information you need to add in the header:

Key	Description	Example
Account	wallet account	cX...
Message	signed message	...
Signature	signature	0x...

Create a bucket

PUT /bucket

The put bucket interface is used to create a bucket. When uploading files, the bucket must be specified for storage.

Request Header

key	value
Bucket	created bucket name

Identity signature required: yes

Request example

# curl -X PUT URL/ -H "Bucket: bucket_name" -H "Account: cX..." -H "Message: ..." -H "Signature: 0x..."

Upload a file

PUT /file

The put file interface is used to upload files to the cess system. You need to submit the file as form data and use provide the specific field. If the upload is successful, you will get the fid of the file. If you want to encrypt your file, you can specify the cipher field in the header and enter your password (the length cannot exceed 32 characters), and the system will automatically encrypt it.

Request Header

key	description
Bucket	bucket name
Territory	territory name
Cipher(optional)	cipher

Identity signature required: yes

Request Body

key	value
file	file[binary]

Request example

# curl -X PUT URL/file -F 'file=@test.log;type=application/octet-stream' -H "Bucket: bucket_name" -H "Territory: territory_name" -H "Account: cX..." -H "Message: ..." -H "Signature: 0x..."

Upload an object

PUT /object

This interface is used to upload an object, you can write what you want to store directly in the body instead of specifying a file. If the upload is successful, you will get the fid of the object. if you want to encrypt the object, you can specify the "Cipher" field in the header of the request and enter a password (the length can not be more than 32 characters), the system will encrypt it automatically.

Request Header

key	description
Bucket	bucket name
Territory	territory name
Cipher(optional)	cipher

Identity signature required: yes

Request Body

[content]

Request example

# curl -X PUT URL/object --data "content" -H "Bucket: bucket_name" -H "Territory: territory_name" -H "Account: cX..." -H "Message: ..." -H "Signature: 0x..."

Chunked upload

PUT /chunks

Compared with uploading the entire file directly, resumable upload has some more parameter requirements, but has the same return result. At the same time, the uploaded file can also be encrypted.

Request Header

key	description
Bucket	stored bucket name
Territory	territory name
Cipher(optional)	your cipher
FileName	file name or alias
BlockNumber	The number of chunks the file is to be divided into
BlockIndex	index of chunk to be uploaded, [0,BlockNumber)
TotalSize	the byte size of the file, the sum of the sizes of all chunks

Identity signature required: yes

Request Body

key	value
file	file[binary]

Request example

# curl -X PUT URL/chunks -F 'file=@test-chunk0;type=application/octet-stream' -H "Bucket: bucket_name" -H "Territory: territory_name" -H "Account: cX..." -H "Message: ..." -H "Signature: 0x... -H FileName: test.log -H BlockNumber: 5 -H BlockIndex: 0 -H TotalSize: 1000"

Download a file

GET /download/{fid}

This interface is used to download a file with a specified fid. If you encrypted the file when you uploaded it, you also need to tell the gateway your cipher to decrypt your file.

Request Header

key	value
Cipher(optional)	cipher

Request example

# curl -X GET -o <save_file> URL/download/<fid>

Preview a file

GET /open/{fid}

This interface is used to preview a file, it has two prerequisites: one is that the file is not encrypted, and the other is that the file format supports preview.

Request example

Open in browser: URL/open/

Delete a file

The delete file interface is used for delete a file.

DELETE /file/{fid}

Request Header

Identity signature required: yes

Request example

# curl -X DELETE URL/file/<fid> -H "Account: cX..." -H "Message: ..." -H "Signature: 0x..."

Delete a bucket

The delete bucket interface is used for delete a bucket, all files in the bucket will also be deleted together.

DELETE /bucket/{bucket_name}

Request Header

Identity signature required: yes

Request example

# curl -X DELETE URL/bucket/<bucket_name> -H "Account: cX..." -H "Message: ..." -H "Signature: 0x..."

View bucket info

GET /bucket

This interface is used to view bucket information, including the number of stored files and file IDs.

Request Header

key	value
Account	cX...
Bucket	bucket_name

Request example

# curl -X GET URL/bucket -H "Account: cX..." -H "Bucket: bucket_name"

View bucket list

GET /bucket

Request Header

key	value
Account	cX...

This interface is used to view all buckets.

Request example

# curl -X GET URL/bucket -H "Account: cX..."

View file metadata

GET /metadata/{fid}

This interface is used to view the basic information of a file.

Request example

# curl -X GET URL/metadata/<fid>

View version

GET /version

This interface is used to view the version number of the gateway.

Request example

# curl -X GET URL/version

License

Licensed under Apache 2.0

Files

README.md

Latest commit

History

README.md

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DeOSS

📝 Reporting a Vulnerability

📢 Announcement

CESS test network rpc endpoints

CESS test network bootstrap node

CESS test network public gateway

🚰 CESS test network faucet

⚠️ Attention

⚙ System configuration

System requirements

Install application tools

Firewall configuration

ufw

firewall-cmd

iptables

🏗 Get the binary program

Method one

Method two

💰 Configure Wallet

Step 1: create a wallet account

Step 2: Recharge your wallet

Configuration file

🟢 Usage for DeOSS

start deoss service

view deoss status

exit the cess network

📖 Usage for API

Identity signature

Create a bucket

Upload a file

Upload an object

Chunked upload

Download a file

Preview a file

Delete a file

Delete a bucket

View bucket info

View bucket list

View file metadata

View version

License