Garage
An S3 object store so reliable you can run it outside datacenters
Garage is a self-contained object storage service that implements the Amazon S3 API, allowing it to work with applications already compatible with that interface. It is designed to run across multiple datacenters over the public Internet, without requiring a dedicated backbone, and is intended to tolerate network failures, latency, disk failures, and operator errors. Data is replicated across zones for redundancy.
Garage ships as a single dependency-free binary for Linux and runs on heterogeneous hardware, including x86_64 and ARMv7/ARMv8 machines with modest CPU, RAM, and disk requirements. It is packaged as open-source software available for download, with documentation and a blog. The project accepts donations and support contracts; no specific plan tiers, trials, or seat-based pricing are described.
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