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# Storing Objects in a Bucket

**Open the Bucket**\
Go to the Bucket List and click on the bucket where you want to store your objects. You can upload objects to buckets in both the **Indore** and **Mumbai** regions.

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There are two ways to upload files and folders in Zata. You can upload a file directly into the bucket, or you can first create a folder and then upload files inside that folder. This helps in organizing data in a structured manner. The upload process works the same way for buckets in both the Indore and Mumbai regions.

**Upload File Directly**\
Click on the **Upload File** button. A panel will appear where you can either drag and drop files or browse and select files from your system. After selecting the file, the upload process will start automatically.\
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**Create Folder First (Optional Method)**\
If you want to organize your data, click on **Create Folder**, enter the folder name, and submit.

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After selecting the file to click on the upload file then, uploading will start.

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After uploading the files we can see details of objects like File name, File type, Size, and Last Updates and actions.

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**Object Actions in Zata**

For each object, an Actions menu is available that allows you to perform basic operations. The following options are currently supported:

* **Share** – Used to generate a temporary presigned URL to provide secure access to the object for a limited time.
* **Download** – Used to download the selected object to the local system.
* **Delete** – Used to permanently remove the object from the bucket.

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