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Object Storage Migration and Backup

Overview · Updated Sep 2026

Coming from another cloud?

▸AWS·Amazon S3

This Quake AI feature maps to AWS’s Amazon S3.

▸Azure·Blob Storage

This Quake AI feature maps to Azure’s Blob Storage.

▸Google Cloud·Storage

This Quake AI feature maps to Google Cloud’s Storage.

▸Linode·Object Storage (S3 API)

Object Storage (S3 API)high

  • Linode Object Storage is S3-compatible by design; the S3 API is the primary programmatic surface, not Swift.
  • Access keys are managed in Cloud Manager and scoped per-bucket; OpenStack Swift uses tempauth or Keystone tokens.
  • Bucket regions are explicit and presented as endpoint hostnames per cluster.
Linode docs ↗
▸Vultr·Object Storage

This Quake AI feature maps to Vultr’s Object Storage.

Object storage migration and backup

Move data to Quake AI from another provider, use Quake AI as a backup target alongside your primary storage, or keep multiple clouds in sync. Quake AI's S3-compatible API means your existing tools and SDKs work with minimal configuration changes.

Find your guide#

I want to move all my data to Quake AI#

Full migration: copy everything, then switch your application to use Quake AI as the primary storage provider.

  1. Plan your migration: S3 compatibility matrix, data inventory, egress cost estimation, and validation checklist
  2. Pick the guide matching your current provider:
  3. Update your application endpoint: swap SDK configuration to point at Quake AI

I want to use Quake AI as a backup target#

Backup and archival: keep your primary storage where it is and replicate data to Quake AI for disaster recovery or long-term retention.

I want to keep data synced across multiple clouds#

Multi-cloud sync: run continuous or scheduled replication between Quake AI and another provider for redundancy, failover, or compliance.

What makes Quake AI different#

  • S3-compatible API: standard S3 SDKs and tools (rclone, AWS CLI, boto3) work with an endpoint change
  • No egress fees: transfer data out at no cost
  • No minimum storage commitments: pay for what you use, delete when you want
  • OpenStack Swift backend: some S3 features (lifecycle policies, event notifications, bucket policies) are not available. See the compatibility matrix for details and workarounds

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