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Interact with the self-hosted LucidLink LucidAPI

Filespace → Create

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Summary

Create a LucidLink filespace by sending its name, storage owner, provider, region, and block size to the LucidAPI. When you choose Customer storage, include its access key and secret, and optionally provide an endpoint and bucket name.

Inputs

  • Name (required) — Filespace name: 2–30 characters using lowercase letters, numbers, and dashes; cannot start or end with a dash.
  • Storage Owner (required) — Choose LucidLink-managed storage or Customer to use your own cloud storage provider.
  • Storage Provider (required) — Provider name, such as AWS; use Provider > Get All to see available providers.
  • Region (required) — Storage region, such as eu-west-1; use Provider > Get All to see available regions.
  • Block Size — Block size in KB, default 1024. This value is always sent and fixed at creation, overriding the provider default.
  • Customer Storage: Access Key ID (required) — Shown when Storage Owner is Customer; access key ID for your cloud storage provider.
  • Customer Storage: Secret Access Key (required) — Shown when Storage Owner is Customer; secret access key for your cloud storage provider.
  • Customer Storage: Endpoint — Shown when Storage Owner is Customer. Required for an unrecognized provider region and must be empty for a known region; omitted when empty.
  • Customer Storage: Bucket Name — Shown when Storage Owner is Customer. If omitted, LucidLink deduces the bucket from the hostname or attempts to create one.
  • Request Options — Optional HTTP request settings: batching, accepting invalid SSL certificates, proxy, and timeout.

Output shape

A single record

For node version 2, response data is unwrapped when the API response contains a data object or array; array entries become separate output items. Version 1 preserves the response envelope.

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