StorageQloud Plugin for WordPress

This plugin allows you to easily upload, retrieve, and link to files stored on GreenQloud's Truly Green™ StorageQloud from within WordPress. StorageQloud is a cheap, carbon neutral and cost effective way to scale your site to easily handle large spikes in traffic (such as from Digg) without having to go through the expense of setting up the infrastructure for a content delivery network. StorageQloud is API compatible with AWS S3.

StorageQloud Setup: If you don't have a StorageQloud account yet go Sign up on GreenQloud's website >

Plugin Installation and Usage: Just follow the onscreen prompts to link this plugin to your StorageQloud account.

This plugin is provided by GreenQloud and licensed free of charge for you to use under the GPL v3. This plugin is unsupported and comes with no official technical support.

You can check the following pages for the latest updates to this plugin, along with any unofficial technical support:

Release Page: GreenQloud's website
Project Page: StorageQloud for Wordpress on GitHub
Based on a plugin by Joe Tab Wordpress for S3

StorageQloud Settings

Access Key ID:
Secret Key:	Login to GreenQloud to retrieve your Secret Key >
Use this bucket:	Please select a bucket... >    Create a new bucket...
Host name settings:	/> Bucket is setup for virtual hosting (CNAME). See the article about unique bucket names (more info)
File Uploads:	/> Use StorageQloud for storage when uploading via WordPress' upload tab. Note: Uncheck this to revert back to using your own web host for storage at anytime.
Expires Header:	/> Set a far future HTTP expiration header for uploaded files (recommended).
File Permissions:	/> Make sure all files in the selected bucket are publicly accessible.
	Uploading files directly to your StorageQloud account is not currently supported by this plugin but is very easy with GreenQloud's management console.