Google Cloud Storage Make integrationAutomate Google Cloud Storage with Make.

Create a Bucket sets up a new storage container in your project from inside a scenario, with its name, its labels and its access settings. Handy when every new client or project deserves its own space.

Get a Bucket reads the settings of one bucket you already know by name and returns them as a single bundle. Nothing changes on the Google side, it only looks.

List Buckets returns every bucket the connection can see, one bundle per bucket, so the rest of the scenario runs once for each. Zero buckets means zero bundles, and the scenario simply stops.

Update a Bucket changes the settings of an existing bucket, such as its labels, those key and value tags that group resources by team or project. The bucket and its objects stay where they are.

Delete an Empty Bucket removes a bucket, and the name states the condition: no object may be left inside. That rule works as a small safety catch against wiping live data.

Upload an Object puts a file from an earlier module into Google Cloud Storage, whether it came from an email attachment, a form or a generated report. The doc sets the ceiling at 5 TB per object.

Merge Objects stitches several objects already stored in a bucket into a single new one. Think of a process that writes its results in pieces and a reader who wants one file.

Get an Object brings back one object you can point to, so the next module can work with it. It is the bridge between your bucket and any tool that should receive the file.

Search Objects looks through your storage and returns every matching object as its own bundle, so whatever follows runs once per file. Zero, one or many results are all normal outcomes.

Clone an Object makes a copy of an object and leaves the original where it was. It is the backbone of any backup or handoff scenario on this app.

Update an Object changes the details of an object already stored, without creating a new file next to it. The object keeps its place in the bucket.

Delete an Object removes one object from its bucket. Paired with Search Objects, it clears a batch of files in one pass; alone, it deletes the exact file you map.

Create a Bucket ACL adds an access rule to a whole bucket. An ACL, short for access control list, says who may read or change what; this module grants that right to one more person or team.

Get a Bucket ACL reads a single access rule on a bucket, for one precise entity, and returns what it allows. Read only: nothing changes.

List Bucket ACLs returns every access rule of a bucket, one bundle per rule. It gives a quick picture of who holds the keys to that storage.

Update a Bucket ACL raises or lowers what an existing entity may do on a bucket, without removing that entity from the list.

Delete a Bucket ACL withdraws one access rule from a bucket, so that person or group loses what the rule granted. The bucket and its content stay intact.

Create a Bucket's Default Object ACL sets a rule the bucket gives by default to the objects stored in it. Instead of opening each new file one by one, the bucket handles it for you.

Get a Bucket's Default Object ACLs shows the default rules a bucket hands to its objects, so you know what a new file will inherit before you drop it in.

Update a Bucket's Default Object ACL adjusts one default rule of a bucket, so the files that inherit it get a different access level. Useful when a bucket changes role over its life.

Delete a Bucket's Default Object ACL removes one default rule, so the bucket stops handing that access to its objects. The other default rules remain in place.

Create an Object ACL grants access to one single object rather than a whole bucket. It is the finest grain of sharing the app offers in Make.

Get an Object ACL reads one access rule set on one object and tells you what it allows. Handy as a guard before sending a file to anyone.

List Object ACLs returns all the access rules of one object, each rule in its own bundle. A clear view of who can open a given file.

Update an Object ACL modifies an existing rule on a file, changing what that person or group may do with it, while the rule itself stays in place.

Delete an Object ACL takes back one access rule from a file. The file stays, the person loses that access.

Make an API Call reaches any endpoint of the Google Cloud Storage API with the connection you already set up. It covers what the other modules leave aside.