anchor.diff:  using the `isPermanent` parameter. Files can also be tagged to categorize file uploads. When the `X-KBC-RunId` header is
   provided, it is stored as the file `runId`.
   
  -Internally, all files are stored encrypted on [Amazon S3](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/Welcome.html)
  -and are private. When you access the file through the API, a URL with one hour expiration is generated. If you require
  -a permanent URL, you can set the file as `public`.
  -
  -Large files may be split into slices (chunks). A sliced file must have the `sliced` parameter set to `true`. In that case
  -the S3 key points to a **manifest file**. The manifest file contains the actual list of uploaded chunks. When uploading a sliced
  +Internally, all files are stored encrypted and are private. When you access the file through the API,
  +a URL with one hour expiration is generated.
  +
  +Large files may be split into slices (chunks). A sliced file must have the `isSliced` parameter set to `true`. In that case
  +the provided key (blob) points to a **manifest file**. The manifest file contains the actual list of uploaded chunks. When uploading a sliced
   file, you have to use the provided key as a prefix for chunks and generate the manifest file with the list of uploaded chunks.
   When a CSV file is imported into Storage Tables, there is no difference between a normal and a sliced file.
   
  
positive.code:     + tags[] (optional) - Assigns one or more tags to the file.
      + federationToken (optional, boolean) - Must be set to `true`.
          Default: false
      + sliced (optional, boolean) - If true, multiple chunks of a file are allowed to be uploaded. Must be used with `federationToken`.
          Default: false
      + isEncrypted (optional, boolean) - If true, the file content will be encrypted in the S3 storage.
          Default: false
  
  + Request (application/x-www-form-urlencoded)
  
negative.code: ### Create File Resource [POST]
  This method allows you to upload a file to KBC File Storage. The upload should be done in two steps:
  1. Create a new file resource (use this API call).
  2. Use the provided credentials to actually upload the file data to the storage provider.
  
  For a more detailed guide on the file upload, see the corresponding part of the
  [Developers documentation](https://developers.keboola.com/integrate/storage/api/import-export/#manually-uploading-a-file).
  
  