Cloud Object Storage
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Anurag Goel
While Render supports storing data on disks, it would be great to have a really easy to use object storage feature with the capabilities of AWS S3. This would be accessible via S3-compatible APIs and will be used to store arbitrary blobs like images and videos.
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Anurag Goel
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That's right.
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yaron levi
This feature seems to be one of the main goals now!
Interested to know how Render's object storage will be compared to something like the object storage from tigrisdata.com?
Thanks.
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Ken Smith
Came here for the same reason as the others. Upvoted. Any chance we can get an estimate for when this will be ready? 2025Q1? 2025Q2?
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Mahmoud Hashemi
I used to swing by this issue once a month to make sure I didn't miss something. Now I swing by once a week. Any hope for a 2024 ship??
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Sumit Gupta
The thought of just how much AWS infrastructure we get to destroy (including all the SOC2 monitoring crap) just because we have S3 buckets for file storage.. my god. The excitement is real.
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Sumit Gupta
Every time I have to do a security review for SOC2 I come back to check the progress of this one. So excited to burn so much code and AWS-direct infrastructure.
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JingAn Chen
Sumit Gupta I feel you bro, I feel you.
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Alexey Strelkov
Really waiting for this. Currently there is really no way to scale horizontally if your service has any media, other than creating some kind of an s3 substitute on a separate server (that wont scale due to the same problem, oops :) )
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tcam
Are you considering adding image transformations e.g. cloudinary or imgix to this? It's a very common use case on top of the storage.
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Rish H (Rishy)
Waiting for this !! : )
Anurag Goel
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That's right.
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timothystepro
So excited 🙌
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joy james
excited
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Filip Larsson Tibell
This feature is the last missing piece for us to be able to migrate off of DigitalOcean App Platform completely onto Render. MinIO is great but costs per GB for this on Render end up _much_ higher than any S3 based storage solution out there.
Anurag Goel Meagan Gamache its been a year since the last update on this feature. Is it planned for some time in 2024?
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petphotomktmaster+dev
The reason I really want this is because it's a pain configure s3 to use my custom domain plus https plus a cors config plus good distribution network plus protect some images via a permission system while allowing others to be public. It's doable, and it works great when set up in s3, but I'm sick of figuring it out for every site. I think it would be fine if render.com even just used s3 under the hood and abstracted a bunch of the above concerns so I can set up more quickly.
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