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# Supported API Operations

Flashgate Network is in constant evolution and adding support to new API operations and features as requested by the customers.

However, at the current pre-alpha status, we only cover the basic and most-used API operations.

## Incompatibilities and feature translation

There may be cases where the Bridge nodes won't be able to translate some operations from the source API to the destination bucket.

While major storage providers share most of their features, the way those features are implemented internally can lead to workflow incompatibilities or feature mismatches.

Fortunately in most cases we can find an equivalent mechanism to bridge from one source API to a different destination bucket, but this option may not be always fully available, leading to limitations in the functionality offered by the Bridge Nodes.

## Categories

* [Cloud Storage](/support-reference/supported-api-operations/cloud-storage.md): Explore supported operations for AWS S3, GCP GCS, and Azure Blob.
* [AI LLM](/support-reference/supported-api-operations/ai-llm.md): Explore supported operations for AI providers like OpenAI.


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