PGP Disk Storage Documentation
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Private disk storage for internal teams.

PGP Disk Storage provides encrypted file buckets, project spaces, and predictable access control for small engineering teams, labs, and self-hosted infrastructure.

Start with Docker Explore features
S3-compatible API layer Zero-trust sharing links On-prem ready

Designed for quiet, boring reliability.

No lock-in, no noisy dashboards, no fragile sync agents. Just private storage that behaves predictably and fits into existing infrastructure.

01

Project spaces

Create isolated storage spaces for teams, builds, backups, media archives, and service-to-service exchange.

02

Encrypted buckets

Objects are encrypted at rest with per-space keys. Rotation windows and access audits are handled without downtime.

03

Policy-based access

Issue short-lived tokens, restrict clients by network, and define read-only, write-only, or archival roles.

Deploy in minutes.

Run a single-node instance for a lab or join several storage nodes into a replicated cluster. PGP Disk Storage ships as a compact container image with a small SQLite control plane or external PostgreSQL support.

Read installation guide
Prepare a storage path Use local disks, mounted ZFS datasets, or a dedicated block volume.
Start the control plane Bring up the web console and API with Docker Compose or systemd.
Create a space Invite users, generate service tokens, and define lifecycle policies.

Simple licensing.

Use the community build for private installations, or add support when storage becomes part of your production workflow.

Community

Free

For labs, prototypes, and personal infrastructure.

  • Single-node mode
  • Local users
  • Basic audit log

Team

€19 / node

For small teams running private storage in production.

  • Cluster replication
  • OIDC / LDAP integration
  • Email support

Enterprise

Custom

For regulated environments and larger storage clusters.

  • Offline licensing
  • Retention policies
  • Priority support

Current service status.

Status is updated automatically by storage probes and API health checks.

Web consoleOperational
Object APIOperational
Replication workersOperational
Background compactionOperational
Documentation mirrorOperational