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RustFS

RustFS

Cloud & Storage

Managed distributed S3 storage with four nodes per pool and retained persistent volumes.

Apache-2.0 Helm chart Open Source

Run this yourself, or deploy RustFS through Anchras Platform on infrastructure you control. The platform is in closed beta: Join the beta waitlist.

Sovereignty Score
76 SEAL 1
Strategic SEAL 2
70/100
Legal/Jurisdictional SEAL 1
55/100
Data & AI SEAL 3
90/100
Operational SEAL 3
85/100
Supply Chain SEAL 2
70/100
Technology SEAL 3
90/100
Security/Compliance SEAL 2
75/100
Environmental SEAL 2
65/100

About RustFS

Deploys RustFS on an existing Anchras Kubernetes cluster with at least four ready worker nodes. Each pool contains four nodes with one persistent drive each. Capacity grows by appending pools; existing pools cannot be resized or removed. Uninstall retains the namespace and persistent volumes for recovery. Root credentials come from two existing organization secrets. After deployment, register its private S3 endpoint in the RustFS integration to manage buckets, scoped credentials, policies and object-bucket backups through Anchras. RustFS 1.0.1 provisioning, scoped bucket access, pool expansion and native object-bucket backup/restore are live-qualified through Anchras.

Project details

License Apache-2.0
Packaging Helm chart
Min. Requirements 4 CPU, 16GB RAM, 40GB disk
Website rustfs.com
Source Code rustfs/rustfs

Or have it managed.

If you would rather not operate RustFS by hand, Anchras Platform connects its deployment lifecycle, private networking, policy, logs, and audit on infrastructure you control. The platform is in closed beta; the catalog stays free here either way.

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