** '''public''': Files which are available to all clients (theoretically even to the entire internet)
** '''site-local''': Files which are only available to authenticated clients belonging to the same infrastructure (for example those which would put us into [http://www.bettercallsaul.com/ legal troubles] if available to the public)
*** A subdirectory named after a site will be created below <code>site-local</code>, for example <code>site-local/example-site</code>.** '''stack-local''': Files which are only available to authenticated clients belonging to the same infrastructure and the software stack group (private files of a specific customer) *** A subdirectory per stack will be created below <code>stack-local</code>, for example <code>stack-local/secret-stack</code>.
* Provides an easy way to let an administrator manually upload new files, for example via WebDAV-CGI, SFTP or a similar mechanism.
* Possibility to authenticate clients either via HTTP basic auth or client certificates.