Overview
Overview of supported storage backends in Drivebase
Drivebase is designed to be cloud-agnostic, allowing you to unify multiple storage services under a single virtual file system.
Supported Providers
Click on a provider below to view specific setup and configuration instructions:
- Local Storage: Use your server's disk space.
- S3 Compatible Storage: Connect AWS S3, MinIO, R2, and more.
- Google Drive: Manage your Google Drive files.
- Dropbox: Connect your Dropbox account.
- FTP: Connect any FTP or FTPS file server.
- WebDAV: Connect Nextcloud, ownCloud, or any WebDAV server.
- Telegram: Use Telegram's Saved Messages as cloud file storage.
- Nextcloud: Connect your Nextcloud instance with Login Flow v2.
Common Features
All storage providers in Drivebase support the following core features:
Automatic Syncing
Drivebase periodically syncs with your connected providers to ensure that metadata (file names, sizes, etc.) is up to date. You can also trigger a manual sync at any time from the provider settings.
Quota Management
Monitor how much storage you are using across different platforms from a single dashboard.
Provider Security
Your provider credentials (API keys, secrets, tokens) are always encrypted at rest in the Drivebase database using the ENCRYPTION_KEY defined in your environment variables.