RustFS VPS hosting.

RustFS itself is open source under the Apache 2.0 license, so there is no license fee on top of your server. You only pay for the VPS plan, which scales by RAM, CPU and disk. Current prices are shown live in the plan picker on this page, and you can cancel anytime.

• No RustFS license fee
• A fixed VPS price per term instead of per-GB storage billing
• Cancel anytime

Order a VPS plan, open the One-Click Apps area in your dashboard and deploy RustFS from the one-click catalog. Coolify pulls the container and starts the service with persistent storage, so RustFS is online within minutes. Then log in to the web console, replace the default credentials and create your first bucket. Read the One-Click Apps guide

• No Docker Compose file needed
• Manage the app later through Coolify
• Change the default credentials right after the first login

Start with the amount of data you want to store: disk capacity is usually what decides the plan. RAM and CPU matter for how many requests, uploads and replication jobs run at the same time. Pick a plan that covers your current buckets with some headroom and move to a larger plan as your storage grows.

• Disk space: how much data your buckets hold
• RAM and CPU: concurrent uploads and requests
• Move to a larger plan as your data grows

Yes. RustFS implements the Amazon S3 API, so the AWS SDKs, the AWS CLI, rclone and libraries like boto3 work against it. You keep your existing client code and only set your own endpoint URL plus the access key and secret key you created in RustFS.

• AWS SDKs and the AWS CLI
• rclone, restic and other S3 tools
• boto3 with a custom endpoint_url

Because both speak the S3 API, a migration is an S3-to-S3 copy. Add your MinIO server and your RustFS VPS as two remotes in rclone, sync each bucket and compare the object counts. Once everything matches, switch your applications to the new endpoint and keys; the S3 code itself stays the same.

• Copy buckets with rclone sync
• Verify object counts before switching
• Change only the endpoint and access keys

Yes. Point a domain or subdomain at your VPS and assign it to the RustFS service in Coolify, which can request a TLS certificate for it. Your apps then talk to an HTTPS endpoint at your own address, and with firewall rules you decide which ports stay reachable from the internet. Learn how to manage your firewall

• Separate subdomains for the S3 API and the console
• HTTPS certificates through Coolify
• Firewall rules for everything that should not be public

The RustFS project has announced its 1.0.0 general availability release and is under active development. As with any storage system, test your workload in a staging bucket first, enable versioning for important data and keep an independent Backup copy on a second target before you move critical data over.

• Test with a staging bucket first
• Enable bucket versioning for important data
• Keep a Backup copy on a second S3 target

On your own VPS, in the data center location you choose when you order. ZAP-Hosting offers locations in Europe and America, so pick the one closest to your apps and users; for North American workloads, Ashburn, Dallas or Los Angeles are often a good start. Your buckets stay on that server, and with root access you control who can reach them.

• Locations in Europe and America to choose from
• Pick the location closest to your apps and users
• Your buckets stay on your own server