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VersityGW hosting on xCloud lets you deploy VersityGW, a simple-to-deploy S3-compatible gateway that stores buckets and objects as plain files, on your own domain. xCloud runs the pinned official image with the POSIX backend, generates the root access and secret keys, keeps two volumes for data and users and publishes the S3 API and the web console over HTTPS. Every request must be signed, so there is no anonymous access.
VersityGW, the Versity S3 Gateway, is a simple to deploy but feature-rich S3 object storage server for your filesystem. It translates S3 API requests into operations on a backend, which can be a POSIX file system, ScoutFS, Azure Blob Storage or another S3 server, runs statelessly so instances can sit behind a load balancer, and offers an optional web GUI and static website hosting. A self-hosted VersityGW is an S3 gateway on files, an alternative to Amazon S3. It is licensed Apache-2.0.
On xCloud it is VersityGW v1.8.0, the official image pinned by digest, using the POSIX backend rooted at /data. Each top-level directory is a bucket, and objects are plain files. The versitygw_data volume holds buckets and objects, and versitygw_iam holds additional S3 users. xCloud generates the root key pair that signs in to the console and signs S3 requests.
An S3-compatible endpoint normally means a gateway, a storage directory, credentials, a domain and a certificate before the first upload. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick VersityGW from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and target server — there are no extra fields to fill in.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the official VersityGW image, pinned by immutable digest, mount the versitygw_data volume for buckets and objects and the versitygw_iam volume for additional S3 users, generate the root access key and secret, and publish the S3 API and web console over HTTPS on your domain.
Step 03
Open your HTTPS VersityGW URL at /ui/ and sign in with the access key and secret key from the installation credentials. Create a bucket there, or point an S3 client at the site with path-style addressing and region us-east-1 and create one from the CLI.
VersityGW runs in full here: an S3 API and a web console on your own domain, backed by plain files on a volume you own.
Use the AWS CLI, SDKs and rclone against the endpoint, with path-style addressing and region us-east-1.
Buckets and objects are stored as ordinary files on the volume, with metadata in extended attributes.
The console at /ui/ lets you create buckets and upload and download objects without a client.
There is no anonymous access: unsigned requests and wrong keys are rejected, and extra users can be created with their own permissions.
A single container with no database sidecar; measured idle use in QA was under 16 MiB.
Buckets, objects and users survive an xCloud Restart because they sit on the versitygw_data and versitygw_iam volumes.
Managed hosting for VersityGW, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Point any S3 client or SDK at your domain and let it store objects as ordinary files, so the same data stays readable from the server's filesystem.
Open the console at /ui/ with the root key to list buckets and objects, so a small team checks what an application stored without a command line.
Use the root account to create additional S3 users kept in the IAM volume, so an application gets its own key instead of the key that can delete everything.
Keep data on a filesystem layout while exposing it through S3, so tools that speak S3 can reach files that were previously reachable only by mounting.


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Every size is a dedicated Cloud VPS we provision, patch, monitor and restore. Billed monthly with no lock-in — delete the server and the unused balance comes back to your account. VersityGW is licensed by its maintainers under Apache-2.0.
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Only 128 MB of RAM, 1 CPU core and 10 GB of disk per its template, because the gateway is a small stateless Go service. Disk matters most, since every object is a file on the data volume.
Yes, and this template is versitygw docker hosting without the setup: the official image pinned by digest, the versitygw_data and versitygw_iam volumes, a generated root key pair and HTTPS on your own domain. No separate database container is needed.
Use your HTTPS domain as the endpoint, region us-east-1 and path-style addressing, with the access key and secret key from your credentials. Create separate users for applications rather than sharing the root key. Clients that expect virtual-hosted addressing need path-style turned on.
No. The endpoint is reachable from the internet, but every request must be signed with a valid key. The root key can read, overwrite and delete every bucket, so keep it private and use per-application users.
Cloudflare's edge can turn the first signed HEAD for a new object with an extension such as .zip into a GET, returning 403. Download with aws s3api get-object or your SDK's GetObject, or repeat the command.
For S3 access to your own storage, yes. Upstream describes a gateway for your filesystem and publishes no comparison with other products. You manage disk space, keys and backups yourself. It has no distributed-cluster mode in this install, so keep external copies.
VersityGW is open source under Apache-2.0 and carries no licence charge. Your only bill is the Cloud VPS, so this VersityGW cloud install is yours alone, with objects stored on your own disk. Object storage costs scale with the disk you choose, not with requests.
Copy versitygw_data, which holds the buckets as files, and versitygw_iam, which holds extra S3 users, while writes are quiet. Keep the root key with the copy and test a restore on a separate volume. Because objects are plain files, standard file backup tools also work.
VersityGW stays on its pinned v1.8.0 image until a newer template version is adopted. Take a copy of both volumes first and check the release notes. No upgrade is automatic. Redeploying keeps the volumes, so buckets and users carry over unchanged.
A bucket named ui is hidden behind the web console, and keys starting with a dot are refused by the proxy. Behind Cloudflare, requests are limited to roughly 100 MB, so use multipart uploads for large objects.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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