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Object Storage

Object Storage allows you to store and access data from the Scaleway console and Amazon S3-compatible clients.

Object Storage Quickstart

Getting Started

Quickstart

Learn the basics of Object Storage in a few simple steps.

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Concepts

Core concepts that give you a better understanding of Object Storage.

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How-Tos

Learn how to use Object Storage using the Scaleway console.

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Additional Content

Go further with detailed, in-depth information on Object Storage.

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Tutorials

Optimizing your Object Storage performanceRead more
Setting up an Nginx reverse proxy with Object StorageRead more
Migrating Object Storage data with Minio clientRead more
Aborting incomplete multipart uploads with Minio clientRead more
Object Storage API

Manage Object Storage using the Amazon S3 API.

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Changelog

  • Object Storage

    Added

    SSE-C Encryption is now available across all Scaleway regions

    Server-Side Encryption with Customer-Provided Keys (SSE-C) is now available across all Scaleway regions for new and existing buckets. SSE-C enhances data protection for sensitive or private data stored in Object Storage, allowing to easily encrypt data during upload for added security, while giving you full control over your encryption keys. For more information read our dedicated documentation to get started with SSE-C on Object Storage.

  • Object Storage

    Changed

    All requests now go through Scaleway Object Storage’s new gateway for all regions

    The rollout of the new gateway is now complete in all regions. HTTP PUT requests now also go through the new gateway, leading to a significant performance improvement, especially on p50 and p90 percentiles. The next updates will bring further improvements to p95, p99 and p99.9 percentiles for the PUT method.

  • Object Storage

    Changed

    Increase of Object Storage default rate limiting in all Regions

    The default rate limiting threshold has been significantly increased on all requests for all Regions to better support intensive workloads.

    For users who still reach the limit (429 error code), the process for asking for a rate limit upgrade remains unchanged, through opening a support ticket.

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