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One endpoint. Every cloud you've connected.
Uploom turns the cloud accounts you already use into a single S3-compatible endpoint.
Uploom connects to the cloud storage providers you already use — Google Drive,
Dropbox, Mega, S3, and others — and exposes all of them through a single
S3-compatible HTTP endpoint. Once your accounts are linked, any
S3 tool you already know how to use (aws s3, rclone, boto3, the
AWS SDKs, Cyberduck, mc, …) can read, write, list, and delete
your files as if they lived in one bucket.
No new tool to learn. No custom SDK. No data migration.
How it works
- Connect one or more cloud accounts in the Uploom dashboard.
- Uploom gives you an S3 endpoint and a pair of credentials.
- Point your favorite S3 client at the endpoint. Your connected accounts show up as buckets.
Get started
- Quickstart — connect a provider and run
your first
aws s3 lsin five minutes. - S3 gateway overview — what the endpoint supports, what it doesn't, and how buckets map to your providers.
- Authentication — how the gateway verifies requests, and how to mint an S3-capable token.
- Tools & SDKs — example configurations for
aws s3, rclone, boto3, and the JavaScript SDK.
The endpoint
The gateway is reachable at https://s3.uploom.io. All requests are SigV4-signed; the gateway is path-style only.
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