Encrypted Use of S3 Buckets #10

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opened 2023-08-13 20:48:17 +02:00 by so-rose · 0 comments

S3 providers have various pros/cons. For example, Cloudflare R2 has up to 10GB free storage. All non-self-hosted providers have the same privacy issues, though.

Luckily, rclone itself (which implements the Docker volume plugin we use for non-low-latency filesystems) can help. It can wrap backends in a layer of AES encryption, which is critical for keeping data private from storage providers. The use is a little nuanced, and probably will require host-installed configs for us to stay sane.

S3 providers have various pros/cons. For example, Cloudflare R2 has up to 10GB free storage. All non-self-hosted providers have the same privacy issues, though. Luckily, `rclone` itself (which implements the Docker volume plugin we use for non-low-latency filesystems) can help. It can wrap backends in a layer of AES encryption, which is critical for keeping data private from storage providers. The use is a little nuanced, and probably will require host-installed configs for us to stay sane. - https://rclone.org/crypt/
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