Everabyte API overview

The Everabyte API lets you manage your files programmatically: uploading, downloading, listing and deleting can all be automated without going through the web interface. It is aimed at teams that want to connect Everabyte to their internal tools, backup scripts or applications.

In short

The Everabyte API lets you upload, download, list and delete files programmatically. Full API access is included in the EverStream and EverBlaze plans at no extra cost. The complete technical reference (endpoints, authentication, examples) lives at docs.everabyte.com.

What the API can do

The documented operations cover file management:

• upload files;
• download files;
• list stored files;
• delete files.

These operations run programmatically, which makes it possible to connect Everabyte to your applications, scripts or automated pipelines. The details of each operation are described in the developer documentation: docs.everabyte.com.

Organizing with buckets

Storage is organized in buckets. You can use buckets to separate projects, environments or customers, and reach them programmatically through the API.

Access by plan

Full API access is included in the EverStream and EverBlaze plans at no extra cost. There are no per-key API quotas: your API keys draw on your account’s plan allowances. To check what your current plan includes, see the Pricing page.

REST and SDKs

The API follows the REST style, and SDKs are available for several languages, including JavaScript, Python and Go. For more details, see Official SDKs and developer documentation and, if you rely on S3-compatible tools, S3 compatibility.

Common issues

Is API access billed separately?

No. Full API access is included in the EverStream and EverBlaze plans at no extra cost; see the Pricing page for plan details.

Where do I find endpoints and request examples?

In the developer documentation at docs.everabyte.com, which is the reference for authentication, operations and examples.

Does the API have rate limits?

There are no per-key API quotas. Platform-level protections and account-level limits still apply to keep the service reliable for everyone: see our Terms and Conditions.