A clean REST and GraphQL API, official SDKs, webhooks, and presigned uploads let you wire ICLOUD.Ag into any product in an afternoon.
The thinking behind the feature, and the AWS engineering underneath it.
The Developer API capability inside ICLOUD.Ag exists for one reason: to take a hard infrastructure problem off your plate. A clean REST and GraphQL API, official SDKs, webhooks, and presigned uploads let you wire ICLOUD.Ag into any product in an afternoon.
Everything described here runs on managed AWS primitives — Amazon S3, CloudFront, KMS, IAM, and Lambda — so you inherit the operational maturity of the world's most battle-tested cloud without ever touching a console.
Under the hood, ICLOUD.Ag treats every byte as sacred. Writes are acknowledged only once data is durably committed across multiple Availability Zones. Reads are served from the closest healthy copy. And because the control plane is fully managed, there are no servers for you to patch, no disks to swap, and no 3 a.m. pages when a drive fails.
We obsess over the unglamorous details — checksums on every transfer, automatic retries with exponential backoff, and continuous integrity scrubbing — so that the promises on this page hold true on your worst day, not just your average one.
Straight answers about developer api and ICLOUD.Ag.
Your data lives in the AWS region you choose at signup, replicated across at least three Availability Zones. Enterprise plans can pin data to a specific country to satisfy residency requirements.
Your data is yours. Export everything over the API or a bulk transfer at any time, at no charge. We never hold data hostage with egress fees on exit.
Yes. We use Amazon S3 for storage, CloudFront for delivery, KMS for keys, IAM for access control, and Lambda for processing. You get AWS reliability with a product designed for humans.
S3 is a powerful primitive but a poor product. ICLOUD.Ag adds sharing, collaboration, mobile apps, versioning UI, audit dashboards, and human support on top — so your team uses storage instead of managing it.
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