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This guide is intended to help both users and developers getting started with versitygw.
Please open an issue if you find any bugs in the gateway or documentation or to request a new feature.
The Versity S3 Gateway: A High-Performance Open Source S3 to Storage System Translator
A simple to deploy S3 gateway service that scales to meet any workload demands. From a simple local S3 dev server to a high throughput enterprise cluster service, the versitygw gateway should meet all workload needs.
Flexible licensing to encourage community adoption and contributions.
A nice backend storage abstraction layer to allow for adding S3 functionality to any storage system.
Keep up to date with latest gateway announcements by signing up to the versitygw mailing list.
Ask questions in the community discussions.
Open a bug report or feature request on versitygw Issues.
Contact Versity Sales to discuss enterprise support.
The Versity Gateway serves as a bridge between S3 clients and general storage systems. It enables applications to interact with file based and other storage using familiar S3 operations, allowing for easy integration and compatibility. Built from scratch in Go, a highly efficient programming language known for its performance and scalability, the Versity Gateway leverages Go's benefits to deliver exceptional speed and efficiency.
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The Versity Gateway is designed to meet the community's need for a reliable open source, high-performance object translation tool
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The Versity Gateway provides storage translations for S3-based applications, enabling compatibility with other storage systems and offering scalability for demanding workloads
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The open source Versity Gateway is an Apache 2.0 licensed open source project
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Collaborators include Los Alamos National Laboratory and the Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre
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Versity invites the community to contribute to the Versity Gateway's development, growth, and enhancement
