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Amazon S3 compatible Overview

Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) is a cloud storage service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS). It allows users to store and retrieve data from anywhere on the internet. S3 compatible storage can be a good option for organizations that want to use the Amazon S3 API, but want to use a storage service other than Amazon S3. It can also be useful for organizations that want to use multiple storage services and want to have a consistent interface for accessing and managing their data.

Amazon S3 compatible Migration

Our advanced data migration software enables fast and smooth transfer of data. It allows seamless migration between different cloud platforms as well as from on-premise systems to the cloud. Additionally, it seamlessly integrates with more than 20 Cloud Storage Providers, making it easy to migrate files from Amazon S3 compatible to Dell ECS, and many more supported systems!

Amazon S3 compatible Backup

Our cloud backup solution guarantees the safety and availability of your important data. Avoid the possibility of losing critical information by using Cloudsfer, which provides an easy and secure way to protect your files. Whether your data is stored in the cloud or on your own infrastructure, our service enables you to effortlessly back up your files to any cloud environment. With Cloudsfer, you can now efficiently transfer your files from Amazon S3 compatible to Rackspace!

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Easy 3 Step Setup

How to transfer files to Amazon S3 compatible?

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Select Source

Choose from the multiple cloud source providers from which you want to migrate your files

Select Destination

Choose the cloud destination where you want your files to be migrated

That’s It!

Once the cloud source and destination are selected, you can start the data migration

01

Select Source

Choose from the multiple cloud source providers from which you want to migrate your files

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Select Destination

Choose the cloud destination where you want your files to be migrated

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That’s It!

Once the cloud source and destination are selected, you can start the data migration

Amazon S3 compatible migration tool

These days migrating data to the cloud and especially to Amazon S3-compatible server is an increasingly popular trend. Organizations of all sizes can benefit from making the move to S3-compatible cloud storage, from small startups that need to move just a few GBs of data to large enterprises or video storage systems looking to move massive petabytes (PBs) of data.

Examples of competing Amazon S3-compliant storage implementations:

Zadara, Ceph, iDrive, Minio Object Storage released under Apache License v2, Cloudian HyperStore, ActiveScale, CloudServer, and S3Proxy allow access to other storage backends via the S3 API, Apache CloudStack, Connectria’s Cloud Storage, DN Web Object Scaler (WOS) for on-premise cloud storage, DreamHost DreamObjects, Scality RING, DigitalOcean Spaces, NetApp StorageGRID for on-premise clouds, Eucalyptus, DELL EMC Elastic Cloud Storage (ECS), IBM Bluemix object storage, IBM Cloud Object Storage (formerly Cleversafe) for on-premise object storage or on the IBM public cloud, Nimbula (acquired by Oracle), OpenIO, Openstack Swift, NooBaa Hybrid Storage, Pure Storage’s FlashBlade, and Rackspace’s Cloud Files, Riak CS, which implements the S3 API, including REST and ACLs on objects and bucket.

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How do I move from Ceph to Cloudian?

No matter what is your motivation to move from Ceph to Cloudian, the price, the cloud quota, the simplicity, the collaboration capabilities, or any other relevant reason – we are here to help you. Cloudsfer can do everything for you, after a few clicks, Cloudsfer lets you migrate from Ceph to Cloudian without needing to transfer all the data locally using a local physical drive.

Using Cloudsfer’s user-friendly Amazon S3 compatible data migration tool you can migrate content to any of our supported systems.

Here are some of the many benefits of using Cloudsfer to migrate content from and to Amazon S3 compatibles:

Let Cloudsfer handle any cloud restrictions and limitation automatically
Migrate all file types
Keep hierarchy structure
Apply filters by file size, type and metadata
High speed upload bandwidth
Secure Migration
Define a daily, weekly, schedule
Multiple Systems in one easy-to-use UI for more than 30 integrations
Complete migration report
Cloudsfer has 24/7 support to assist you.
Support for Delta/Incremental Migration
Supported migration of multiple S3 compatible systems
Full Metadata Coverage

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