Tigris

Distributed S3 compatible object storage.

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Console’s review

· Reviewed by David Mytton

What we like

S3 compatible API so all your existing S3 tooling works as a drop-in. Key differentiator is the auto-migration & caching of objects to the region where they’re most used. Fixed pricing globally and no internet ingress or egress fees. Buckets are private by default (supports signed URLs), but can be public.

Tradeoffs

It’s built on and integrated with Fly, but has no visibility in the Fly web dashboard (only the CLI). Tigris has its own rudimentary web UI, but this really is a CLI/API first initial release.

Is Tigris a fit?

Based on Console’s review published on 2024-03-21. Summary updated .

Who it’s for

Developers with existing S3 tooling should consider Tigris

Why consider it

Tigris allows for auto-migration and caching of objects to the region where they’re most used

Keep in mind

Tigris has limited visibility and a rudimentary web UI

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