API-based Storage

API-based storage refers to a method of storing data using an Application Programming Interface (API). This allows applications to communicate with storage systems over the internet. Instead of managing data directly on a server or local device, apps can send requests to the API to save, retrieve, or manipulate data stored remotely. This approach enhances flexibility and scalability, enabling users and developers to access large amounts of data from multiple devices without worrying about the underlying infrastructure. Popular examples include cloud storage services that can be easily accessed through APIs for various applications.