S3 Compatible Storage Beta

High-performance S3-compliant storage that you can use based on your needs, both in Standard, Fast and Super Fast storage modes. Store anything from document backups and static content to video recordings. Enjoy high levels of availability and reliability along with unlimited scalability and instant access via APIs.

Triple replication

Data integrity is ensured by multiple copy storage. Each copy reflects all changes: any created, edited or deleted objects.

Compatibility with S3 APIs

The repository supports S3 API, which provides easy integration with S3 compatible applications and other tools (API, CLI, WinSCP, Java SDK or Python SDK, etc.).

Reliable and cost-cutting S3 storage

Hot storage for frequently used data: fast access and processing, no retrieval delays. Use cold storage for data you access infrequently.

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Reliable and scalable architecture

Object storage scales on demand, providing high data reliability, and simplifying management.

High Bandwidth

Eliminate bottle necks and connectivity problems in your network with up to 10Gb bandwidth.

Scalability

Add, modify, and delete objects: adjust storage capacity depending on your tasks.

High-powered servers

We use best-in-class Intel Xeon Gold and Platinum series processors and ultra-fast drives.

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Static site hosting

The combination of speed, performance and S3-enabled storage functionality allows the hosting of static websites built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and other technologies.

The S3-compliant repository has file access via HTTP, allowing you to place a page in the repository as an HTML file so that others can access it (e.g. by URL). This allows you to host sites with static pages with infrequent updates, saving server space and reducing infrastructure maintenance costs.

Backup and disaster recovery

Reliable backup solutions and robust disaster recovery mechanisms are essential for maintaining data integrity and ensuring business continuity. Our services provide automated backups and a secure environment to protect against data loss due to system failures, human error, or natural disasters. With our easy-to-implement disaster recovery plans, your digital assets are safe, and your business can quickly rebound from unexpected events.

Analytics and data lakes

Unlock the full potential of your data with our analytics and data lakes services. We offer scalable storage solutions and advanced analytics tools that allow you to collect, store, and analyze vast amounts of structured and unstructured data. Gain actionable insights with real-time data processing and improve decision-making processes across your organization.

Storage of history and archives

Preserve your digital legacy with our history and archives storage solutions. We provide long-term, secure storage options designed to maintain the integrity and accessibility of your historical data. Whether for regulatory compliance, academic research, or organizational memory, our archival services ensure that your important data is preserved for future generations.

Easy and clear pricing

The price of Peerobyte object storage: 0,0069€ per GB/month (6,98€ per TB/month).

Our pricing is not tied to input/output and API calls. Pricing is based only on storage class (standard, fast, NVMe SSD), volume and traffic.

With this approach we can offer attractive prices compared to other companies, like AWS, Digital Ocean и Microsoft Azure. See for yourself.

€112
per year
Peerobyte
€320
per year
DigitalOcean
€376
per year
AWS
€340
per year
Microsoft Azure

Storage capacity

TB256

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FAQ

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How does S3 compatible storage work?

The principle of S3: Data is placed in many containers (bucket). The contents of any container can be viewed, moved or deleted. Each container and object has an address in the form of a unique identifier. It is used as a key to access the data. These keys can have any string value. If necessary, you can make the keys contain important information for your work, such as whether the object belongs to a project.

You can also assign tags to objects in each container. Each object can have several tags of different types. This is useful if you want to describe it as precisely as possible. For example, you can create an audio file with tags for artist name, song titles, album name, and other information. These metadata are further indexed, which makes the search of the necessary objects by the specified criteria easier and times faster. Besides, there is no tangled hierarchical file system with complex and long addresses to work with.

What data can be stored in the S3 repository?

The S3 object repository can store data of any type and content. It is most often used to store unstructured data: images, video, audio, program code, document archives, etc.

How much data can be stored in S3?

S3 object storage can store data of any type and content. It is most often used to store unstructured data: images, video, audio, program code, document archives, etc.

What is the difference between storing data on Compute Cloud disk and storing it in Object Storage?

The main difference is that in order to use Compute Cloud disk you have to create a cloud virtual machine to access the disk, whereas Object Storage does not require you to create and configure a virtual machine.

Another difference is the approach to disk storage Compute Cloud has a standard file system, while Object Storage uses an ID- and tag-based system.

How is object storage different from file-based storage?

File-based storage follows strict file protocols such as SMB, NFS, and iSCSI. Object repositories are based on a flat structure and provide access to objects with metadata through unique identifiers, making them easier to find among the potentially billions of other objects.

You need special software to use an object repository and it is more suitable for interacting with software than with the end user. The structure of the file storage is clear to the user and can be accessed, for example, through Windows Explorer or another file manager.

In object storage, it is possible to grant access to each specific object individually or to a group of objects, whereas this is not possible for file storage.

The object storage can dynamically increase its volume, while our file storage has a fixed volume and must be increased manually, through the private cabinet.

There are also differences in the way of charging for storage: for file storage the user pays a fixed amount which depends on the storage volume; for object storage you also pay for the traffic consumed.

What is the difference between storage classes?

The main difference between storage classes is the speed of access to data and the cost per storage unit.

Our company offers the following storage classes:

  • Standard - Provides standard data access speed.

Suitable for data with medium access intensity: corporate file archives, annual/monthly reports, small workgroup documents, backups, system messages, and long files.

  • Fast - Provides high speed access to data.

Suitable for data with regular access: corporate files, current reporting, workgroup documents, disk images, multimedia files.

  • NVMe SSD - Provides the fastest data access speed.

Suitable for media streaming, storage for Backend platforms, hosting static files and websites, data storage for processing (Big Data, Data Mining).

The higher the storage performance class, the higher the cost per volume unit.