Manage and configure storage for your applications.
Add a persistent storage disk to your application.
/var/lib/data
). If you use Buildpacks or Nixpacks to set up your container image, you must prefix the location of the files with /app
. For example, if your files are stored in wp-content/uploads
, the mount path should be /app/wp-content/uploads
. Note: This cannot be the root directory or the directory of any configuration files; a full list of invalid mount paths is shown below./app/wp-content/uploads
is a valid path.
Edit persistent disk space settings to change the mount path or increase the disk size.
Click **Delete disk** to confirm the deletion.
wget
. First, ensure the method you want to use is available in the storage container. For example, to see a help message with options for wget
:
wget
, you can pull the files to the persistent storage disk with something like the following:
user:password@
is needed if the file is protected with basic HTTP authentication (htpasswd). Replace user
and password
with the actual user and password used for authentication.
This can also be run in a script, but the authentication details should be stored in environment variables rather than hard-coded in the script file.
Size | Price |
---|---|
10 GB | $3/month |
20 GB | $6/month |
50 GB | $15/month |
100 GB | $30/month |
150 GB | $45/month |
200 GB | $60/month |
300 GB | $90/month |
400 GB | $120/month |
500 GB | $150/month |
750 GB | $225/month |
1 TB | $300/month |