Spin Up a Self-Hosted S3 Bucket in 5 Minutes with RustFS

Описание и применение

<p>Last month, Hacktoberfest 2026 had open-source contributors everywhere reaching for a place to stash build artifacts, datasets, and CI caches. The cloud bucket is the obvious answer until you remember it wants a credit card and bills you for egress. I stood up an S3-compatible bucket on my own laptop in about five minutes, no AWS account, and it speaks the exact same API my CI already used against S3. Here is the whole thing, and it works just as well in November as it did in October.</p> <h2> TL;DR </h2> <ul> <li>RustFS is Apache 2.0 and S3-compatible, so your existing <code>mc</code>, <co

Задача

<p>Last month, Hacktoberfest 2026 had open-source contributors everywhere reaching for a place to stash build artifacts, datasets, and CI caches. The cloud bucket is the obvious answer until you remember it wants a credit card and bills you for egress. I stood up an S3-compatible bucket on my own laptop in about five minutes, no AWS account, and it speaks the exact same API my CI already used against S3. Here is the whole thing, and it works just as well in November as it did in October.</p> <h2> TL;DR </h2> <ul> <li>RustFS is Apache 2.0 and S3-compatible, so your existing <code>mc</code>, <co

Результат

<p>Last month, Hacktoberfest 2026 had open-source contributors everywhere reaching for a place to stash build artifacts, datasets, and CI caches. The cloud bucket is the obvious answer until you remember it wants a credit card and bills you for egress. I stood up an S3-compatible bucket on my own laptop in about five minutes, no AWS account, and it speaks the exact same API my CI already used against S3. Here is the whole thing, and it works just as well in November as it did in October.</p> <h2> TL;DR </h2> <ul> <li>RustFS is Apache 2.0 and S3-compatible, so your existing <code>mc</code>, <co

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Spin Up a Self-Hosted S3 Bucket in 5 Minutes with RustFS

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