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  1. Launch with ByteNite
  2. Data Sources

Temporary Bucket

With ByteNite, you can save your output files to a temporary storage location on Google Cloud at no additional cost.

This temporary bucket is intended for short-term use and is automatically managed to ensure file security and accessibility. ByteNite generates a temporary authenticated direct access URL for each output file or folder, simplifying access to your results.

Files remain available for 48 hours after being saved in the temporary storage, after which they are permanently deleted. This setup is perfect for workflows requiring short-term file storage without ongoing management.

The temporary storage bucket is exclusively a data destination, designed for saving output files from your jobs. It cannot be used as a data origin for sourcing input files.

Temporary Bucket Data Source Object

dataSourceDescriptor : bucket

To set up a temporary bucket data destination, provide the following simple dataSource object in your API request (no params expected):

POST /customer/jobs/{jobId}/datasource
{
  "dataSource": {
    "dataSourceDescriptor": "bucket",
  }
}
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