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The World’s Fastest-Growing Distributed Object Storage

Built with memory-safe Rust, RustFS has been embraced by developers and enterprises around the globe. Development began in December 2023, and we officially launched as an open-source project on July 2, 2025. In just four months, we surpassed 11.6K GitHub stars—making RustFS the fastest-growing distributed object storage project in the world.

onJune 15, 2026

RustFS Brings Native Support for S3 Tables: Upgrading Object Storage to AI-Native Storage

Nearly a year since its open-source debut, RustFS has achieved full compatibility with the S3 protocol, becoming the world’s…

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onApril 29, 2026

Announcing RustFS Beta: The High-Performance, S3-Compatible Open Source Storage for the AI Era

Today, we are excited to announce the release of RustFS Beta. Built as a distributed object storage system for the AI era, RustFS has seen…

Announcements

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nvidia inception

onApril 9, 2026

Big News: RustFS Joins the NVIDIA Inception Program

We are thrilled to announce that RustFS has officially joined the NVIDIA Inception program. This marks a pivotal milestone for us, serving as…

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Binary Replacement: A Simple Way to Migrate from MinIO to RustFS

onMarch 18, 2026

Drop-in Binary Replacement: Migrate from MinIO to RustFS

Today we are excited to announce that RustFS has introduced a key feature in the latest release (1.0.0-alpha.89): users can now migrate from…

Security

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PERMANENTLY OPEN SOURCE

onFebruary 15, 2026

A Safe Harbor for the Future: RustFS’s Unwavering Commitment to Open Source

The storage community recently received sobering news regarding the discontinuation of maintenance for key projects at MinIO. As the landscape…

Announcements

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onJanuary 28, 2026

Big News: RustFS Joins the Runa Capital ROSS Index for Q4 2025!

We are thrilled to share some monumental news with our community today. RustFS has officially been recognized in the Runa Capital Open Source…

onJanuary 24, 2026

How to Harden RustFS Security with Cloudflare Tunnel

By default, RustFS uses a port 9001 for the Web Console and a port 9000 for API access. To ensure security and compliance, users always deploy…

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onJanuary 7, 2026

Patch Release: RustFS 1.0.0-alpha.79 Released

Today, we are releasing RustFS 1.0.0-alpha.79. This release contains important security fixes, stability improvements, and new features for…

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RustFS x Distribution Registry: The SSOT Approach to Building a Private Image Registry

onDecember 30, 2025

RustFS x Distribution Registry: The SSOT Approach to Building a Private Image Registry

A container image registry is a mandatory component for application containerization. While Docker Hub is the top player, network connectivity…

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RustFS-Larvel

onDecember 15, 2025

Laravel Sail Integration with RustFS

RustFS is a high-performance, S3-compatible object storage system built for modern cloud-native and AI workloads.Laravel, one of the world’s…