Supported Platforms

This article includes details about supported technologies and types of storage in the GitProtect platform.

Supported storages

The supported types of storage are:

• Local directory - it can be created on each device, which has the GitProtect worker application installed. It is always a directory created on the local disk of the device

Click HERE to see how to set up Local directory storage in GitProtect

• Network location(SMB share) - a network location that can be connected with proper credentials, GitProtect supports communication with network shares over the SMBv2 protocol

Click HERE to see how to set up an SMB storage in GitProtect

• AWS storage - storage type dedicated to AWS S3 storage

Click HERE to see how to set up AWS S3 storage in GitProtect

• S3 storage - Any S3 compatible storage type

Click HERE to see how to set up S3 Compatible storage in GitProtect

• Network File Storage(NFS) - a network location that can be accessed only if the endpoint IP address is whitelisted. GitProtect supports communication with this type of network share over the NFSv3 protocol(NFSv4 is not supported)

Click HERE to see how to set up NFS storage in GitProtect

• Wasabi - storage type dedicated for Wasabi S3 compatible datastore

Click HERE to see how to set up Wasabi storage in GitProtect

• Backblaze B2 - storage type dedicated for Backblaze B2 S3 compatible datastore

Click HERE to see how to set up Backblaze B2 storage in GitProtect

• Google Cloud Storage - storage type dedicated for Google Storage S3 compatible datastore

Click HERE to see how to set up Google Storage S3 storage in GitProtect

• Azure Blob Storage - storage type dedicated to Azure Blob Storage.

Click HERE to see how to set up Azure Blob Storage storage in GitProtect