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hanzo.ai/app/(marketing)/s3/page.tsx
zeekay 3c0491838b /iam and /s3 open on two sentences and a list of facts, not fifteen centred lines
Both pages are a heading and one paragraph, and the paragraphs had grown
to 230 and 140 words set centred under the hero: PKCE, argon2id, refresh
families, SCIM and ML-DSA-65 in one block on /iam, shards and roles on
/s3. The products Lede takes `facts` now, one per line under a hairline,
left-aligned on the paragraph's measure, and the paragraph says only what
the product is. Every fact is the old paragraph's, reworded where a
sentence had to stand alone.
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TypeScript

'use client'
import { ProductFooter } from "@/components/products/ProductFooter"
import { Lede } from "@/components/products/Lede"
import { AgentPrompt } from "@/components/product/AgentPrompt"
import { product } from '@/lib/product'
import { Box } from '@hanzo/ui'
/** The prompt's product, off the one table that holds a product's name, route,
* audited command and docs page. `ProductFooter` closes the page. */
const PRODUCT = product('s3')
export default function S3Page() {
return (
<Box minH="100vh" $platform-web={{ color: 'var(--foreground)' }}>
<main>
<Lede
title="Hanzo Object Storage"
facts={[
'One binary in four roles: a master that tracks where everything is, volume servers that hold the bytes, a filer for the namespace and the HTTP gateway your code talks to.',
'Server-side encryption whose keys are minted by Hanzo KMS rather than read out of a config file.',
'Objects are erasure-coded across ten data shards and four parity shards, so four can be lost and the object still reads.',
'Every call between the pieces speaks one binary protocol, with no gRPC anywhere: one transport to secure and one to debug.',
]}
>
Buckets and objects, presigned links, multipart uploads, versioning and object lock. And you never pay to read your own
data back.
</Lede>
{PRODUCT && <AgentPrompt product={PRODUCT} />}
<ProductFooter slug="s3" name="Object Storage" />
</main>
</Box>
)
}