Choose the OS you prefer and connect to your storage via the protocol that suits you—FTP/SFTP, NFS, CIFS/Samba, iSCSI, SSH (SCP), WebDAV, RSYNC and more. Capacity scales up or down in moments to match your current technical requirements and business goals.
Meanwhile, we deliver top-tier resilience and speed, with every transfer protected by an encrypted, secure connection.
Choose the storage capacity you need—pay at flat rates with no hidden fees. Prepaying for 3, 6, or 12 months lowers the cost even further.
As your data grows, switch to a larger storage tier in the control panel and add extra terabytes with a single click. All changes take effect instantly—no downtime or reboots.
Access your data around the clock via familiar protocols—FTP/SFTP, NFS, CIFS/Samba, and iSCSI. Storage replication preserves data integrity and enables instant recovery in case of failure.
Supports all popular access types such as NFS, iSCSI, Samba, FTP, and SSH.
From the product page, the client can activate or deactivate a service (e.g., NFS) at any time and create, delete, or restore snapshots.
IP administration lets you specify which IP addresses are allowed to connect to the NAS.
Ensure continuous protection of rapidly growing data sets and instant access to them. This cost‑effective storage can easily scale and integrate into your application scenarios.
Distribute traffic and workloads in the most efficient way: a server without downtime, overload, or underutilization.
We guarantee data reliability and availability, allowing you to focus on growing your business. Access your data around the clock, from any device, anywhere in the world.
What protocols does your Cloud Data Storage support?
Our Cloud Data Storage supports data access via FTP, ISCSI, NFS, and CIFS. Each of these protocols has strengths and weaknesses and is optimal for different tasks. In our storage you can access the same data via FTP,NFS, CIFS from different devices.
From what operating systems can I access the data in the repository?
You can access data from any platform and from any operating system that has software to access data via FTP, ISCSI, NFS, CIFS and access to the Internet. Cloud Data Storage is available from Windows, Linux, MacOS, Android and other operating systems.
If my Cloud Data Storage runs out of free space, will it automatically increase?
No, the automatic increase of Cloud Data Storage capacity is not provided. First of all, this is done for the transparency and predictability of the cost of the service.
If you need to increase your storage capacity dynamically, you may want to consider the S3-compliant object-based storage we offer.
Will my data be deleted if I can't pay my bill on time?
No, your data will not be deleted right away. Your data will be saved for at least 14 days after the service is restricted, but access to your data will be suspended. We recommend that you do not put your data at risk and that you pay on time.
If you were not able to pay the bill on time, or the service was suspended on a weekend or holiday, you can resume the service promptly, if you make a payment from your bank card. Payments from bank card are processed by our billing system 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in automatic mode. The billing system resumes service automatically upon receipt of funds regardless of the day of the week and time of day.
Do I need special knowledge and staff to connect the network storage?
Of course, a specialist with specialized knowledge to connect the Cloud Data Storage is more effective. However, a user can connect the Cloud Data Storage even without special knowledge. Our documentation describes how to connect the storage for different operating systems and protocols. The strengths of the protocols are described and there are step-by-step instructions with illustrations and examples.
Are there any limitations or surcharges on Cloud Data Storage traffic and number of connected users?
No, there are no limits on traffic or number of users. The cost of the service is fixed, the traffic consumed by Cloud Data Storage and the number of users do not affect the service cost, no extra charges are foreseen.
The only exception is the connection of the Cloud Data Storage via iSCSI, which recommends to connect one device to the storage. But this is due to the specifics of the protocol and the complexity of sharing data using this protocol.
If I decide to increase the amount of storage, will I have to copy the data to me and then return the data to the storage of a larger size?
If you increase the size of the existing storage, the data that was in the storage before the increase in size will remain intact. There is no need to manipulate the downloading of data from the storage and then uploading it back.
You can increase the amount of storage by yourself from your personal cabinet
What applications will your storage be good for?
Network storage is very versatile and can be used for a variety of tasks that require storage, for example: