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Fast access.

Access your data faster than ever before. Enjoy unparalleled speed to your object storage.
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Simple to use.

Easily manage object data through a standard file system. No indexing, no waiting, and no lock-in.
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Big savings.

Switch from costly file systems and reduce reliance on SSDs while boosting throughput.
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For media and AI.

Access files seamlessly and streamline complex workflows while getting more done.

Unreal capabilities.

The only solution with this powerful combination of must-have features. Sound unreal? Reach out to see how Storj made the impossible possible.
Mount object storage like a local drive for high-throughput access. Enjoy the simplicity of local files with the scalability and cost-efficiency of object storage.
Streaming data at up to 57 Gbps, large media files are edited, rendered, and played back with minimal delays.
Work with native objects directly—no conversions, no gateways, no servers. Enjoy faster access, zero points of failure, and no vendor lock-in.
Allows seamless integration with applications that expect a local file system interface, inclusive of your metadata with POSIX support.

Powerful solutions  with Object Mount.

Explore how Object Mount helps teams in media and entertainment and AI/ML transform work.

Blazing-fast media access everywhere.

Archival storage with interoperability and global resilience at single-region pricing.

Work with anyone anywhere.

Cloud-centric workflows that empower media production talent all over the world.

Data at the speed of thought.

Seamless, high-speed data retrieval for AI teams training complex models.

Bring your own storage.

Works with any S3-like storage. Cloud, on-prem, hybrid, multi-cloud.

Bring your own tools.

Dramatically improve your production workflow with the tools you already use.

Gabb chooses Storj for backing up children’s mobile data

“Storj has the security, low cost, and reliability we were looking for. Almost any way you look at it, Storj is a better choice for us, than going to one of the bigger players.”
Alen Peacock, Director of Cloud at Gabb
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Simple pricing.

Distributing data across tens of thousands of underutilized storage nodes costs less and eliminates the need for multi-region replication.

Frequently asked questions.

Find answers to commonly asked questions regarding Object Mount.

Does Object Mount compress or deduplicate the data?

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No, Object Mount does not compress or deduplicate data. This is an explicit design goal. Scrambling data–which is needed for compression/dedupe or requiring an S3-to-S3 gateway to translate between scrambled and unscrambled formats–produces unacceptably low performance and scalability. Instead, Storj maps files to objects in a 1-to-1 fashion that is both POSIX compatible and directly accessible on the S3 interface, delivering ultra-high performance.

Is Object Mount just a special shell?

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No, the Object Mount command merely enables its direct mode to intercept the user’s preferred shell, whether that is bash, zsh, csh, or something else. Tab completion and other actions are due to the support within the existing shell, rather than because of Object Mount doing something. Running commands like ls actually launches the unmodified ls binary installed on the system.




Does Object Mount work with software written in C/C++, Java, Python, Go, etc?

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Yes, Object Mount is designed to work with any software, including software that Storj customers have written. Note that some applications may parse URIs and treat them separately. In those cases, Storj recommends the use of path-style access. Alternatively, add the application to the uricompat option in Object Mount direct mode to intercept command line URI arguments.




Does Object Mount support Windows and Mac?

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Yes, Object Mount supports Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Does Object Mount work inside Docker, Kubernetes and Singularity containers?

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Yes, Object Mount can be used with containers in multiple ways:

(i) by mounting on the host and bind-mounting into the container,
(ii) by injecting the Object Mount library into an unmodified container Storj provides a seamless way to do this),
(iii) or by installing Object Mount inside the container.

For instructions specific to Docker and Singularity, please see the user guide. The CSI driver for Kubernetes is now available on request. Note that Object Mount does not require any special privileges to run inside a container.

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