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12 projects found for "file upload"
Related category: Storage (6)
Uppy
MITSleek, modular open source file uploader that supports drag-and-drop, image cropping, and uploads to S3, Google Drive, and more.
- UI & Components
- Storage
CubeFS
Apache-2.0Distributed filesystem and object storage system built for cloud-native, large-scale data-intensive applications.
- Storage
JuiceFS
Apache-2.0Distributed POSIX filesystem that stores data on object storage like S3, combining familiar filesystem semantics with cloud-scale storage.
- Storage
Nextcloud
AGPL-3.0Self-hosted productivity platform for file sync and share, collaboration and communication.
- Storage
SeaweedFS
Apache-2.0Distributed file and object storage system built to store and serve billions of files fast, speaking S3, POSIX, and lakehouse (S3 Tables) protocols.
- Storage
Buildpacks
Apache-2.0Cloud Native Buildpacks build production-ready container images directly from application source code, without writing a Dockerfile.
- Developer Tools
Ceph
LGPL-2.1Industry-standard distributed storage system providing object, block, and file storage from a single unified cluster.
- Storage
Decap CMS
MITGit-based, open-source CMS for static site generators, editing content as files in your repository through a simple admin interface.
- CMS
Ory Kratos
Apache-2.0API-first, headless identity and user management server for cloud-native applications, covering login, registration, recovery, and profile management.
- Authentication & Security
PocketBase
MITOpen source backend consisting of an embedded SQLite database, authentication, file storage and a realtime API in a single executable.
- Backend
- Database
SOPS
MPL-2.0Command-line tool that encrypts individual values inside YAML, JSON, and other config files, so secrets can be safely committed to git.
- DevOps
Trivy
Apache-2.0All-in-one security scanner for finding vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, exposed secrets, and license issues across container images, filesystems, repositories, and Kubernetes.
- DevOps