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Introduction

storafleet is a web-based management interface for your Fleets, built for the workflows the AWS Console doesn't handle well.

What storafleet does

storafleet connects to your AWS account using credentials you provide and gives you a focused interface for everything S3-related. You can browse bucket contents, upload and delete files, generate presigned URLs, inspect storage costs by bucket, set lifecycle rules, and run cross-bucket searches — all without leaving one screen.

The interface is designed around real usage patterns. Navigating large bucket hierarchies, sharing a file with a time-limited link, or finding where your storage costs are concentrated are tasks that feel unnecessarily clunky in the AWS Console. storafleet makes them fast and direct.

What it doesn't do

Storafleet is a control plane for object storage, not a general-purpose cloud console. It does not manage compute, networking, or services outside of object storage. Every action maps directly to an S3 API call against your own buckets, using your own credentials — Storafleet never writes data on your behalf without you asking.

For provider-account administration outside of storage — creating IAM users, configuring billing, or managing an AWS Organization — you'll still use that provider's own console or CLI. Storafleet focuses on everything that happens at the bucket and object level, across every cloud you connect.

Supported providers

Storafleet connects AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, MinIO, DigitalOcean Spaces — the whole S3-compatible family plus any custom endpoint, 50+ cloud providers and counting. The interface is provider-aware — it surfaces the capabilities each cloud provider actually supports (for example, storage-class transitions on AWS and R2, Object Lock on AWS/B2/Wasabi/MinIO, a managed CDN on DigitalOcean) and hides what a provider can't do. See the Supported providers page for the full capability matrix.