Tigris Blog

Tigris has support for object lifecycle rules, allowing you to automatically move files between storage tiers. Here's the gorey details on how we did it.

Tigris delivers S3-compatible, globally distributed object storage, enabling seamless multi-cloud workflows without tool changes. Built on S3’s API standard, it simplifies scaling, avoids vendor lock-in, and supports dynamic global data placement.

We’re transitioning to virtual hosted style URLs for all new buckets created after February 19, 2025.

Learn how Beam offers serverless GPUs optimized for developer productivity, across many clouds. By moving object storage to a separate managed service, Beam no longer needed to worry about it as another variable when designing for consistency across clouds.

Tigris now supports storage tiers! Optimize your storage cost based on access patterns with three tiers: Standard, Infrequent Access, and Archive.

Tigris now supports object notifications! Object notifications are how you receive events every time something changes in a bucket. This post is a deep dive into the implementation of object notifications in Tigris.

Tigris lets you store your objects around the world so that you beat the speed of light getting your data to your users faster. Sometimes those include Docker images so that you can spin up more GPU time without having to download or manage your models separately. Join on in and learn how you can become your own Docker registry!

Learn how fal.ai offers the fastest generative ai in the world by using Tigris for object storage. Finding a storage solution built for an extremely performant global deployment was essential to keeping fal.ai accessible to a broad range of developers. Tigris not only was just crazy fast, it saved fal.ai 85% on their object storage costs as compared to other clouds.

Exploring Tigris' shadow bucket feature for fun and thumbnails. In the blog post the feature will be used in an less conventional fashion. An additional elixir service will generate thumbnails, where source files as well as generated thumbnails are stored on Tigris, while making use of the included CDN features of Tigris.