Greyfish is an out of the box, simple cloud storage framework.
It will store files and directories without changes on the go.
All your files will remain protected and visible only to you.
Keep your use data available in InfluxDB.
Powered with a wsgi server, access your files through multiple threads. Data can be easily monitored using grafana or any other app.
Allows single use tokens for specifc actions. These tokens are stored within an attached redis server on port 6379, and can be accessed, created, or deleted from other another server or container within the same machine.
git clone https://github.com/noderod/greyfish
cd greyfish
# Change the Greyfish key (recommended) and the base URL for the project
vi docker-compose.yml
# Change the influxdb log credentials
vi credentials.yml
# Select a redis password
REDIS_AUTH=$redis-password docker-compose up -dTo activate or switch off the APIs, enter the docker container and do:
# Enter container
docker exec -it $CONTAINER bash
cd /grey
# Start the needed databases and assign permission (APIs will not be started)
/grey/setup.sh
# Activate (change the number of threads if needed, standard is 4)
./API_Daemon.sh -up
# Deactivate
./API_Daemon.sh -downNote: deactivating the APIs will not change or delete any data, it will simply no longer be able to accept communications from outside.
The Greyfish APIs can be called from any system as long as the greyfish key is known.
gk=$Greyfish_Key # Set up in the docker-compose.yml
# Create a new user
curl http://$SERVER_IP:2003/grey/create_user/$gk/$USER_ID
# Delete a user
curl http://$SERVER_IP:2003/grey/delete_user/$gk/$USER_ID
# Get a JSON object of all user files
curl http://$SERVER_IP:2000/grey/all_user_files/$gk/$USER_ID
curl http://$SERVER_IP:2001/grey/all_user_files/$gk/$USER_ID
# Get contents of an entire directory in JSON (using ++ instead of / for paths)
curl http://$SERVER_IP:2000/grey/user_files/$gk/$USER_ID/PATH++TO++DIR
# Upload one file (will create the directory if needed
curl -F file=@$LOCAL_PATH_TO_FILE http://$SERVER_IP:2000/grey/upload/$gk/$USER_ID/PATH++TO++DIR
# Deletes a file
curl http://$SERVER_IP:2000/grey/delete_file/$gk/$USER_ID/$FILENAME/PATH++TO++DIR
# Deletes a directory (recursive)
curl http://$SERVER_IP:2000/grey/delete_dir/$gk/$USER_ID/PATH++TO++DIR
# Returns a file
curl http://$SERVER_IP:2000/grey/grey/$gk/$USER_ID/$FILENAME/PATH++TO++DIR
# Uploads a directory (must be compressed into .tgz or .tar.gz),
# if it already exists, it substitutes all files inside
curl -F file=@$LOCAL_PATH_TO_TAR http://$SERVER_IP:2000/grey/upload_dir/$gk/$USER_ID/PATH++TO++DIR
# Downloads a directory as a .tar.gz file
curl http://$SERVER_IP:2000/grey/grey_dir/$gk/$USER_ID/PATH++TO++DIR
# Gets all the data currently in the user directory
curl http://$SERVER_IP:2001/grey/get_all/$gk/$USER_ID
# Replaces all current data
curl -F file=@$TARRED_CONTENT http://$SERVER_IP:2002/grey/push_all/$gk/$USER_ID