Secure storage. Simple access. Predictable growth
Fiberax provides secure high-performance S3 compatible object storage built on Ceph with data replication, HTTPS access, client-panel management, and flexible quota scaling for backups, media, application data, and other unstructured workloads.
Fiberax S3 compatible object storage is ideal for organizations that need object-based storage without building and maintaining a separate storage layer.
Fiberax runs this service on Ceph with data replication. That architecture improves durability and helps keep critical data available even when workloads grow, which is important for backups, business assets, and production applications that cannot depend on a single storage point.
The service uses an S3-compatible API and HTTPS path-style access. This gives teams a cleaner integration path for automation, existing scripts, and third-party tools, while reducing the cost and delay of adapting applications to a proprietary interface. Fiberax delivers an S3 API compatible storage model that fits established workflow features instead of forcing a rebuild.
Fiberax provides storage plans up to 10 TB and lets customers manage quota changes from the client panel. That model makes capacity planning simpler. Teams can start with a practical size, then increase or reduce storage as data volumes change, without redesigning the application layer.
Our panel centralizes bucket creation, deletion, credentials, service details, and quota control. This reduces administrative overhead and shortens routine operations, because storage management stays in one place instead of being spread across manual steps or separate systems.
Fiberax allows multiple access keys and dedicated service accounts with configurable permissions for a specific bucket. This gives technical teams tighter control over who can read, write, or manage data. The result is a safer operating model for automation, partner access, and application-level integrations.
The service works with AWS CLI, s3cmd, rclone, MinIO Client, and Python through boto3. This lowers migration friction and speeds up deployment, because administrators and developers can keep using familiar tools for sync, upload, backup, restore, and scripted data management.
Generate credentials, create a bucket, connect your first tool – everything from the client panel.
Fiberax S3 Storage is a practical target for backup data, long-term retention, and secondary recovery copies. When a business needs Amazon S3 compatible storage without tying backup strategy to a single hyperscaler, our service supports familiar tools and a separate provider model with controlled access and clear quota management.
Teams use our solution to keep images, video, audio, design exports, and other large files in one scalable repository. This is useful when content must stay centrally stored, securely accessed, and available to different applications, departments, or publishing workflows without relying on local file servers.
Fiberax works well for uploads, attachments, generated files, exports, and other unstructured application data. This is a strong fit for platforms that need S3 compatible cloud storage for growing volumes of objects while keeping the API layer familiar for developers and simple for ongoing management.
Build outputs, release packages, static artifacts, and automation files can be stored in dedicated buckets with scoped service accounts. That structure helps development teams separate environments, control permissions by workflow, and keep deployment assets accessible to the right tools without exposing the whole storage account.
Organizations can use Fiberax S3 solutions for logs, exported reports, sensor data, archived datasets, and other high-volume files that do not belong in block storage. The service is suitable when teams need scalable object storage with usage visibility and predictable management rather than a manually maintained archive system.
Static files such as downloadable documents, frontend assets, and generated exports can be stored in separate buckets and accessed by compatible tools or internal processes with minimal latency. The benefit is operational clarity: data is stored in an object-based structure that is easier to organize, permission, and scale over time.
Fiberax service accounts allow per-bucket permissions, making the service suitable for contractors, external vendors, partner projects, or internal team separation. Each workflow can receive only the access it needs. This reduces unnecessary exposure and supports a cleaner security model for shared operational cases.
Our storage model is built for teams that already use S3 tools and want to move or duplicate data with less friction. Because Fiberax provides an S3 compatible storage server interface and ready connection settings, migration paths stay simpler for backup jobs, sync tasks, and application-level storage changes.
Fiberax S3 Storage does not include additional network usage fees. This reduces cost uncertainty for workloads with regular downloads, repeated object access, or large transfer volumes, and makes budget planning more predictable as usage grows.
It is object storage that uses the Amazon S3 interface standard. Fiberax provides a secure service built on Ceph with data replication, HTTPS access, and management through the client panel. That means teams can store backups, media, static assets, and application data through familiar S3 tools instead of maintaining their own storage infrastructure. This is the practical role of an object storage S3 compatible service in production environments.
It stores data as objects inside buckets, not as files in folders or blocks on a disk. Each object contains the data itself, metadata, and an identifier used for access through the API. In Fiberax, buckets are managed from the client panel, while connections are handled through HTTPS and an S3 compatible storage API that works with tools such as AWS CLI, s3cmd, rclone, MinIO Client, and boto3.
Fiberax S3 Storage is quota-based and currently scales up to 10 TB per service. That gives organizations a clear storage limit for planning, while still allowing practical growth for backups, media, and other large data sets. Objects are stored inside buckets within the purchased quota, and the service can be upgraded or downgraded from the panel, which makes capacity management simpler as requirements change.
Yes. It is suited for backups, archive copies, media retention, and other cases where unstructured data must remain available. S3 Storage is ideal for backups, media, and big data, and supports access through standard S3 tools. For long-term retention, the practical advantage is predictable space management, controlled access, and compatibility with multiple external tools.
Objects are deleted through standard S3 operations, and provider usage statistics track DELETE activity alongside other API requests. Buckets can also be managed from the client panel. Restore works differently: object storage keeps data available until it is removed, but recovery after deletion should be planned through a separate backup, replication, or application workflow. At Fiberax, storage access and object deletion are handled through our S3-compatible service model. Recovery after deletion should be implemented through a separate backup, replication, or application-level restore workflow.