About Tigris
Tigris is an S3-compatible object storage service built to work across different clouds. It is meant to keep your data in one place while your compute runs wherever it is needed.
What it does
Tigris stores objects that you read and write with S3 tools. It is designed to be globally distributed, so data can sit close to the workloads that use it. The site says you can move data out without paying transfer fees. That makes it easier to run one app across several providers without locking your files to a single cloud.
Key features
- S3-compatible object storage
- Works with more than one cloud provider
- No fee for moving data out
- Globally distributed storage
Who it's for
Developers and platform teams that run apps on more than one cloud and want one storage layer. Teams whose compute is spread across several regions or providers will find the model easy to reason about.
Pricing and good to know
Plans and rates are listed on the pricing page, so check it for current costs before you commit. The main cost point the site makes is that moving data out is free. Because the API is S3-compatible, many existing tools and libraries can connect to it with only a configuration change.
Highlights
- S3-compatible object storage
- Store data in one place and run compute anywhere
- No fee for moving data out
- Globally distributed storage
