Wasabi

Storage

Manage Wasabi hot cloud storage through conversation — Neotask uses OpenClaw to handle your S3-compatible object storage without egress fee surprises or console complexity.

What You Can Do

Bucket Management

Create Wasabi buckets in any available region, configure versioning and object locking, and set lifecycle rules. List all buckets with their regions and usage. Neotask powered by OpenClaw applies the same S3-compatible API surface to Wasabi, so all standard bucket operations are available.

Object Operations

Upload, download, copy, move, and delete objects. List bucket contents with prefix and delimiter filtering. Neotask handles multi-part uploads for large files and returns results with the metadata you need for decision-making.

Access & Policy Management

Apply bucket policies to control access by IP range, IAM user, or source VPC. Set server-side encryption defaults. Generate presigned URLs for temporary object access. Neotask translates your access requirements into correct S3-compatible policy JSON.

IAM Sub-Users & Keys

Create Wasabi IAM sub-users, generate access keys, and attach policies to scope their permissions. Neotask helps you follow least-privilege principles by generating policies based on what each application or user actually needs.

Storage Monitoring

Check per-bucket storage usage, track growth trends, and estimate your Wasabi bill. Wasabi's predictable pricing (no egress fees for compliant usage) makes cost estimation straightforward, and Neotask surfaces the numbers clearly.

Try Asking

  • "Create a new Wasabi bucket called video-archive in the us-east-1 region with versioning enabled"
  • "List all objects in the media bucket under the prefix processed/ and show their sizes"
  • "Generate a presigned URL for the file exports/data-dump-2024.zip that expires in 6 hours"
  • "Apply a bucket policy to the client-uploads bucket that only allows access from IP ranges 203.0.113.0/24"
  • "Create a Wasabi IAM user called app-service with read-only access to the assets bucket"
  • "How much storage am I using across all my Wasabi buckets this month?"
  • "Enable object locking on the compliance-archive bucket with a 7-year retention policy"
  • "List all IAM users in my Wasabi account and their associated policies"

    • Pro Tips

  • Wasabi charges a minimum storage duration (90 days per object) — audit short-lived objects like temp uploads and process them before the minimum period to avoid surprise costs.
  • Egress is free when accessing Wasabi from Wasabi-compatible CDNs and partners — ask Neotask to confirm your CDN qualifies before routing traffic.
  • Object locking is available on Wasabi for WORM compliance — describe your retention requirements and Neotask will configure the right lock mode (Governance or Compliance).
  • Use IAM sub-users with per-bucket scoped policies for each application — Wasabi's IAM supports the same permission model as AWS IAM.
  • Bucket policies with IP restrictions are a quick way to limit access to known infrastructure IPs — particularly useful for backup buckets that should never be accessed from unknown locations.
  • Check storage growth monthly using Neotask's usage summary — Wasabi's predictable pricing means you can accurately project costs before they become surprises.

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