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The CDN object browser is the file workspace for public assets. It shows folders and objects for the active workspace path, with breadcrumbs, search, upload actions and file controls.

Public URL shape

The object browser shows the public base path for your CDN workspace. Public URLs are generated from the configured CDN base URL and your CDN workspace name. Use the public URL shown in the dashboard instead of internal storage paths.

Upload files

1

Open CDN

In the sidebar, open CDN and select the Objects tab.
2

Choose a folder

Use breadcrumbs or folder rows to move to the target path.
3

Upload

Click Upload and choose files.FiveMesh supports up to 100 files in one upload batch. Upload progress appears in the bottom-right dock.
Do not close the page while an upload is running. The progress dock shows queued, uploading, finalizing, complete, error and canceled states.

Create folders

Use Create folder from the object browser toolbar to add a folder under the current path. Empty folders are supported and can be created before uploading files.

Preview files

Use the preview action on a file row to inspect supported files before copying or referencing the public URL. Text previews can fail when a file cannot be loaded as text. In that case, use the public URL or download path from the dashboard.

Portal media and uploader details

FiveMesh Portal stores player uploads under portal/media/. New files appear directly in this folder; older uploads may remain in subfolders. Open a file’s preview and review Custom metadata. New Portal uploads include discordid and, when available, discordusername from the signed-in player’s Discord account. Files uploaded before this feature keep their previous metadata. See Portal uploader details. Players have personal upload histories in Portal. Customer staff with CDN access can browse the files here. Deleting a CDN object does not remove its Portal history entry, and that entry does not guarantee the file still exists.

Rename and delete

Available object actions depend on your workspace permissions.
File and folder deletion cannot be undone from the dashboard.

Analytics

Open CDN > Analytics to review delivery requests, bandwidth, cache behavior and breakdowns over the selected time range. Analytics cover the resource owner’s CDN, regardless of the server selected in the sidebar.

Next steps

  • Configure folder retention in CDN settings.
  • Create a path-scoped key in API keys for scripts that only need specific CDN folders.