Move your buckets to Coritan

Copy a bucket into Object Storage from Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, Google Cloud Storage, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, DigitalOcean Spaces or another S3 service.

A migration reads a bucket at your old provider with an access key you give us, and copies each object into one of your buckets in the background. Nothing changes at the old provider.

Order Object Storage · See Object Storage

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What moves and what does not

• Copied. Every object, with its content headers and metadata. You can copy a whole bucket, or only the keys that start with a prefix.
• Not copied. Earlier versions of an object, tags, access control lists, storage classes, retention and legal holds, and the bucket’s own settings: CORS, lifecycle, public access and notifications. Set those on your bucket yourself.
• What it costs. The copy is free. The objects it creates are billed as storage, at the rates on Pricing. Your old provider may charge for reading the data. Object Storage prices

How to move

1. Create the bucket. Create the bucket to copy into. It can already hold objects. Read the guide
2. Make a read-only key at the old provider. The key needs to list and read the bucket. A key that can only read is the safest choice. Read the guide
3. Start the migration. On the service’s Migrations tab, choose New migration, enter the source and the key, check the source and start. We copy in the background. Read the guide

Guides for storage

• Migrate objects from another provider: What each provider needs, how to start a migration and how to read its status.
• Connect an S3 client: Point the AWS CLI, rclone or an SDK at your buckets.

Copy a bucket

Create an account, order Object Storage and start a migration.

Start free · See pricing