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Object Storage
Object storage keeps files, backups, media and datasets in buckets reached over an API, most often S3-compatible so existing tools work unchanged. Compare the storage pricing model, egress and request charges, available regions, API compatibility and any minimum storage duration.
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Buyer guide
- Confirm S3 compatibility for the exact operations your tools use.
- Price egress and requests, not just storage: they often dominate the bill.
- Check where data is stored if data residency matters to you or your clients.
What to compare
- 01Storage pricing model
- 02Egress and request charges
- 03Regions available
- 04S3 API compatibility
- 05Minimum storage duration
- 06Lifecycle and versioning
Use cases
- Backups and archives
- Media and asset storage behind a CDN
- Dataset and log storage
FAQ
What does S3-compatible mean?
The storage accepts the same API calls as Amazon S3, so most backup tools, SDKs and apps work by changing the endpoint and keys. Compatibility varies at the edges, so test the operations you rely on.
Is object storage a replacement for a server disk?
No. It suits files you read and write whole, such as backups, media and exports, not a running database or application disk.