RSX · Services
What we run.
Two services are built. Each page describes what it does, what it refuses to do, and where it stands. Nothing here is a plan: if it is listed, it exists and you can read what it is before you can use it.
RSX CDN
Public testingFile hosting and sharing, 10 GB per account.
Upload a file, get a link that works everywhere: an image tag, a video element, a Discord message. Bytes are served from their own domain, cached at the edge, and reachable publicly, unlisted, or only through a signed link.
cdn.rsx.group
RSX ID
Public testingOne account across everything RSX runs.
The account you sign in with, the sessions you can end, the third-party accounts you connect, and the API keys you issue. It is also a standard OpenID Connect provider, so anything can verify an RSX user without a shared secret.
id.rsx.group
RSX runs more than this. The API gateway, the documentation, and the status page are all live infrastructure, and they get pages here as they become things a person outside the group signs up for rather than things a service depends on. Everything listed is governed by the terms and policies.