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Peer Global File Service

Peer Global File Service is a simple tool that lets teams share and access the same files from anywhere in the world without emailing them back and forth. It works like a super-smart shared drive that automatically keeps everyone's copies up to date no matter where they are or what device they use. It stores all the master copies of your files in a S3-compatible object storage, which acts like a giant, reliable digital warehouse that never loses anything. When you open or change a file, the service quickly grabs the latest version from this S3 storage and sends it to your computer, so you always see the most current information. This clever use of S3 makes the whole system fast, cheap to run, and able to handle huge amounts of data without needing expensive servers.

Connection / Setup

  1. Create an account and log in to DiskSpace
  2. Click I'm ready to set up my storage
  3. Enter Bucket Name following the instructions
  4. Click Create Bucket and wait for it to be generated
  5. Find your Endpoint URL, Access Key, and Secret Key in the S3 Client Configuration section for use below

Connect Peer Global File Service to DiskSpace.sh

Peer Global File Service is fully S3 API compatible and requires path-style addressing. Follow the steps below to configure your connection.

Connection Steps:
  1. Open Peer Global File Service and navigate to the S3 storage configuration section.
  2. Enter the following connection details:
Region: Leave empty or set to us-east-1
Important: Path-Style Requests Required

Peer Global File Service uses path-style S3 addressing. The correct URL format is:

https://s3.diskspace.sh/bucket-name/key
Example Configuration
Endpoint: https://s3.diskspace.sh
Access Key: AKIAXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Secret Key: ****************************************
Region: us-east-1 (or leave blank)
Path Style: Enabled (Required)
Troubleshooting Tips
  • • Ensure "Use path-style requests" is enabled in your tool settings
  • • Do not use virtual-hosted style URLs (e.g. bucket.s3.diskspace.sh)
  • • Verify your Access Key and Secret Key have the necessary S3 permissions
  • • If connection fails, try setting Region to us-east-1
  • • Check that your firewall allows outbound HTTPS traffic to s3.diskspace.sh
DiskSpace.sh S3-compatible storage • Path-style endpoint required