This WordPress plugin allows you to use GreenQloud's Truly Green™ StorageQloud service to host the static media for your WordPress site. It was built on the open source (GPL) plugin WordPress for S3.

StorageQloud is a cheap, 100% carbon neutral AWS S3 alternative and cost effective way to scale your site to easily handle large spikes in traffic (such as from Reddit) without having to go through the expense of setting up the infrastructure for a content delivery network. StorageQloud automatically grows to store as many files as you want.

Once setup, this plugin transparently integrates with your WordPress site. File uploads are automatically saved into your StorageQloud bucket without any extra steps. Once saved, these files will be delivered by StorageQloud, instead of your web host. Any image thumbnails that get created are saved to StorageQloud too. You can use your own host name for your bucket in StorageQloud using a CNAME dns record.

1. 

   The settings screen for the plugin

2. 

   Viewing an uploaded file in a StorageQloud bucket

3. 

   Viewing a StorageQloud bucket in GreenQloud's management console

1. Upload wp-storageqloud to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Configure the plugin in the 'Settings' (or 'Options') screen by following the onscreen prompts.

• The plugin requires the program "curl" to be installed on the host
• You will need to register for a free account on GreenQloud.
• PHP 5

• If you need more help installing and configuring the plugin check GreenQloud's Community Support.

0.6

• First stable version of the plugin. No built in registration for a GreenQloud account yet or general bucket browsing.