Use this page for object-storage providers that work through an S3-compatible API but are not covered by the dedicated Wasabi, R2, or Backblaze guides.

• MinIO
• third-party S3 clones
• self-hosted or regional object-storage services with S3-compatible auth and endpoints

• endpoint
• bucket name
• access key
• secret key
• region if required by the provider

1. Add an S3-compatible storage node.
2. Enter the endpoint, bucket, and credentials carefully.
3. Test the connection.
4. Validate the public URL or delivery path if your setup needs one.

• do not assume every S3 clone behaves exactly like AWS S3
• verify path-style vs host-style behavior if the provider is picky
• test real upload and download behavior, not just connection success
• confirm browser CORS separately if you plan to use direct upload flows

• Storage Nodes
• Uploads and Downloads
• Public API