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# The Repository in the Panel

Besides access via S3, you operate the repository from the panel itself: you check how much space it uses and browse objects without mounting anything.

### Summary

| Data     | What you see                    |
| -------- | ------------------------------- |
| Usage    | The space used versus the quota |
| Capacity | The repository quota            |
| Metrics  | Repository usage                |

### Object browser

From the panel, you browse and manage objects directly.

| Action   | Detail                             |
| -------- | ---------------------------------- |
| Browse   | Browse the object structure        |
| Download | Download an object to the computer |
| Rename   | Change the name of an object       |
| Move     | Relocate an object                 |
| Delete   | Delete an object                   |

> #### 📘 The panel for one-off tasks, S3 for bulk work
>
> The panel browser is handy for a download or a quick review. 
>
> For bulk uploads, synchronizations, or repeated tasks, S3 commands and clients perform better.

### Where to follow

* The quota you see consumed: [Quota and regions.](/docs-en/productos/object-storage/details/quota-and-regions.md)
* Operate via S3 with commands: [Credentials and S3 access.](/docs-en/productos/object-storage/details/credentials-and-s3-access.md)


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