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Hi John,

Welcome to Day 4 of Init. Today, we’re bringing S3 support to Appwrite Storage.

The S3 API has become the common language of object storage. Now, you can use the tools and workflows you already know directly with Appwrite.

Point your existing S3 clients, SDKs, or tools at your Appwrite buckets and files, with no migration required.

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Bring your existing S3 tools

Use the AWS CLI, AWS SDKs, rclone, s3cmd, and other S3-compatible tools with Appwrite Storage without building custom integrations.

Keep the storage you already have

Your existing Appwrite buckets and files work across both the native Storage API and the S3 API.

Files uploaded over S3 also appear in the Appwrite Console, so you can keep using both workflows side by side.

Multipart uploads out of the box

S3 SDKs and clients can handle large files using standard multipart uploads, without requiring additional upload logic in your application.

The S3 API is available on Appwrite Cloud today.

Watch our Day 4 livestream recording

Missed today’s livestream? Aditya and Torsten walked through the new S3 API for Appwrite Storage and showed how you can use existing S3 tools and workflows with your Appwrite buckets.

Watch the recording

Got questions about S3 support? Join our Reddit AMA with the engineers behind the launch and ask us anything about the API, supported workflows, or how it fits into your stack.

Init is the start of something new. Visit appwrite.io/init.

Eldad FuxEldad Fux

Founder and CEO

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