OBJECT STORAGE
Reliable and Secure Object Storage
S3-compatible, scalable and affordable storage with high availability.
IpSwarm
Store virtually unlimited data in a reliable, efficient and affordable way. The service Internetport Object Storage is a S3-compatible solution, ideal for storing and managing large volumes of static or unstructured data
The cost is €0.045/GiB monthly including free transfers – no strings attached.
Features & benefits
Scale seamlessly
Stop worrying about running out of space – the solution provides practically unlimited of storage space and scales automatically.
Free transfer
Compared to many suppliers in the market, we don't charge for outbound transfers or requests.
A Nordic cloud for your sensitive data
We are located in the Nordics and therefore secured by the European Union's regulations. We offer you a GDPR-compliant cloud platform.
Flexible integration
Our Object Storage solution supports the S3 API. Integrate with your existing code base and applications – with ease.
Your data is safe with us
Achieve GDPR compliance without disruption to operations. With us, you can safely store sensitive data within the EU.
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Other Features
Media storage
Store static media assets such as images, video and audio – for direct distribution to your end users.
Automatic backups
Use the S3 API or utilize backup solutions in popular platforms such as cPanel, WordPress and many more.
Private or shared storage
Built-in security features make it easy to set permissions and grant access to your files. With bucket policies, you get full control over your data.
Custom solutions
Archive large data sets, save historical logs or use as Disaster Recovery – you have all the possibilities.
Try Object Storage Today!
The cost is €0.045/GiB monthly including free transfers – no strings attached.
Get started!Object Storage configurations
IPSWARM S3 STORAGE | |
|---|---|
| Unlimited connections | Yes |
| Unlimited datatransfer | Yes |
| https login to manage you s3 | Yes |
| Manage you files directly into your shared folder | Yes |