Garage
Garage is an open-source, self-hostable, distributed object storage service built for redundancy and ease of use.
Description
Garage is an open-source, distributed object storage service designed for self-hosting. It's built for redundancy, with each data chunk replicated across three zones for high availability and resilience against failures. Garage is lightweight and efficient, shipping as a single dependency-free binary compatible with various Linux distributions. Its ease of deployment and operator-friendly design make it suitable for diverse environments, from small deployments to large-scale clusters. It uses the Amazon S3 API, ensuring compatibility with many existing applications and tools.
Features
Distributed object storage service. Open-source and self-hostable. Three-zone data replication for redundancy and high availability. Single dependency-free binary for easy deployment. Amazon S3 API compatibility. Low hardware requirements, supporting diverse and existing infrastructure. Designed for resilience against various types of failures.
Benefits
High availability and data redundancy through three-zone replication. Lightweight and efficient design with a single dependency-free binary. Easy deployment and operator-friendly operation. Compatibility with numerous applications via Amazon S3 API support. Cost-effectiveness through support for heterogeneous hardware and the ability to utilize existing infrastructure. Scalability and flexibility for a wide range of deployment scenarios. Resilience against network failures, network latency, disk failures, and sysadmin errors.
Links
- Home: https://garagehq.deuxfleurs.fr
- Source code: https://github.com/deuxfleurs-org/garage
Details
- Open Source: ✅
- European: ❌