infracamp.org

Freestore - Free storage api for json/yaml data

Sometimes you just need to store some small metadata (max 50kb) anywhere from your microservice. Freestore stores your data securely encrypted for up to 6 months.

This is a free service. No registration is required to use this service. Service limits: 60 Reads per Minute; 10 Sets per minute per IP. Maximal storage ttl: 6 Months
This service is open-source. Help improving this service. The source code is available on github.

Just send your json or yaml data as POST request to https://freestore.ws.infracamp.org/v1/<entity_name>. Afterwards you will be able to poll it by requesting the same url.

The data will be encrypted using a secret provided by http basic authentication. All data will be encrypted using this secret and only available for clients providing exactly this secret.

Objectives:

  • Store State data
  • Store Service discovery data
  • Store encrypted SSL Certificates

TL;DR;

A simple script setting json data to the endpoint and returning it.

#!/bin/bash

# Set the data
curl --data "{some: json-data}" -u yourName:someSecretString https://freestore.ws.infracamp.org/v1/someUniqueKey

# Retrieve the data
echo $(curl -u yourName:someSecretString https://freestore.ws.infracamp.org/v1/someUniqueKey)

If storing mission critical data (SSL-Certificates, etc), we recommend you encrypting the data with another key before sending it to our endpoint. This will provide double security against sniffing attacks.

API

POST Data to Endpoint

Register a temporary E-Mail Address (valid for 10 Minutes)

Request:

GET https://freestore.ws.infracamp.org/v1/<user_defined_unique_storage_key>

OK Response:

{success: true}

Failed Response:

{success: false, msg: "encryption failed: wrong key."}

Retrieve data

Request:

GET: https://freestore.ws.infracamp.org/v1/<user_defined_unique_storage_key>

Response:

{"some": "json message"}

Contribute

Do you want to help developing this service? It’s open source and fully integrated in our continuous integration pipeline. See the projects github page: