Platform/OS
Cross-platform
Category
Media & Video Tools
Ava Cloud Cameras
Ava Cloud Cameras is a simple video surveillance system that lets you place cameras around your home or business and watch the live or recorded footage from anywhere. It works like a smart security guard that records what it sees and stores those videos safely so you can check on your property even when you're away. The system automatically saves every video clip into S3-compatible object storage, which acts like an unlimited, secure digital warehouse in the cloud. Using this storage means your recordings are kept safe even if your camera or local hard drive breaks, and you never run out of space. Best of all, S3 storage lets you quickly pull up any old video from your phone without needing to manage complicated servers or worry about losing important footage.
Connection / Setup
- Create an account and log in to DiskSpace
- Click I'm ready to set up my storage
- Enter Bucket Name following the instructions
- Click Create Bucket and wait for it to be generated
- Find your Endpoint URL, Access Key, and Secret Key in the S3 Client Configuration section for use below
Connect Ava Cloud Cameras to DiskSpace.sh
DiskSpace.sh is a fully S3-compatible object storage service. Follow the steps below to configure your Ava Cloud Cameras with DiskSpace.sh storage.
Connection Steps:
- Log in to your Ava Cloud Cameras management console.
- Navigate to the Storage or S3 Integration settings section.
- Select "Custom S3" or "S3 Compatible Storage" as the provider.
- Enter the following connection details:
Required - Use this exact endpoint
Region: Leave empty or use
us-east-1
Important: Path-Style Requests Required
DiskSpace.sh requires path-style URLs (not virtual-hosted style). The correct format is:
https://s3.diskspace.sh/bucket-name/key
Example Configuration:
Endpoint: https://s3.diskspace.sh
Access Key: AKIAXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Secret Key: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Region: us-east-1 (or leave blank)
Path Style: Enabled
Troubleshooting Tips
- • Ensure you are using path-style addressing (not virtual host style)
- • Verify your Access Key and Secret Key are correct
- • Confirm the bucket exists in your DiskSpace.sh account
- • Try setting Region to
us-east-1if connection fails - • Check that your firewall allows outbound HTTPS traffic to s3.diskspace.sh