Explore

Build

Join the Megaport Community
Join the Megaport Community
The community for network engineers, IT leaders, and partners to swap ideas and build what’s next.
Join Community

Get in touch

Corporate Info

Partners

It's official: Megaport x Latitude.sh
It's official: Megaport x Latitude.sh
Latitude.sh dedicated compute meets Megaport private connectivity so you can launch fast and run anywhere.
Press Start

Store, access, retrieve, and move your data with more predictable economics.

Your data shouldn’t cost more when you need it back.

Megaport Standard Object Storage gives DevOps, platform, and infrastructure teams S3-compatible storage with no egress, API, or retrieval fees, no minimum storage duration or capacity, and free 100Gbps in-country VXC from a Megaport access product.

Storage costs get harder to predict when data has to move.

The cost of storing data is only part of the model. Retrieving it, moving it between environments, restoring large data sets, or accessing archived data can introduce fees and operational complexity.

Graph showing storage costs increasing as data is stored, moved, retrieved, and accessed over time

What’s different about Megaport Storage?

Access data without surprise fees

Megaport Standard Object Storage has no egress, API, or retrieval fees. This means teams can store data, retrieve it, and move it without adding separate access charges into the storage model.

Scale without minimums

There’s no minimum storage duration or capacity requirement, so teams can store what their use case demands without committing to a fixed storage window or baseline capacity.

Move data over high-speed connectivity

Standard Object Storage can be accessed using a free 100Gbps in-country VXC from a Megaport access product, helping teams move larger volumes of data without relying on the public internet for the storage connection.

Use familiar S3-compatible workflows

S3 compatibility helps teams keep using object storage patterns, backup tools, and application workflows they already understand.

Protect backups with object lock

Object lock supports immutable backups by preventing objects from being changed or deleted before the retention period expires.

Built for backup, recovery, archive, and data movement

Megaport Standard Object Storage can support infrastructure use cases where access economics and data movement matter.

01

Backup and recovery

Store backup data in S3-compatible object storage and retrieve it when recovery is required without adding egress, API, or retrieval fees.

02

Immutable backup retention

Use object lock to support immutable backup workflows that help protect stored objects from modification or deletion during the configured retention period.

03

Archive

Store archive data without minimum storage duration or capacity requirements, while keeping retrieval costs easier to predict when data needs to be accessed again.

04

Large-scale data movement

Move large volumes of data using free 100Gbps in-country VXC from a Megaport access product, with support from Megaport to help work through the transfer approach.

05

Infrastructure flexibility

Use object storage alongside existing DevOps, platform, backup, and infrastructure workflows that already rely on S3-compatible storage.

Diagram showing data moving from an existing storage environment to Megaport Standard Object Storage

Already storing large volumes of data somewhere else?

Choosing a new storage platform is one decision. Moving tens or hundreds of terabytes is another. If migration is part of the challenge, Megaport can help work through how to move existing data across, instead of leaving teams to solve the connectivity and transfer process alone.

That can help teams assess the path from current storage environments to Megaport Standard Object Storage, including how data movement, access patterns, and in-country connectivity fit into the plan.

Need the technical details?

For teams ready to evaluate fit, Megaport provides more detail on product behavior, technical requirements, and implementation options.

Store data with fewer access-cost surprises

Store, access, retrieve, and move infrastructure data with fewer access-cost surprises.