If you want to make sure that you have a local backup of all your assets, we suggest using Cloudinary’s automatic backup option.
By default, assets are backed up to Cloudinary's buckets but you can also use your own S3 / Google Storage bucket instead of Cloudinary’s ones. This option is available for all paid plans and requires that Cloudinary is given permission to edit the bucket, instructions for which can be found in our documentation. Notice that Cloudinary's assets are stored in a very specific folder structure, using internal naming conventions.
Notes:
- Only original assets are stored in the backup while all transformed media will be stored in Cloudinary.
- When using your own backup storage, the backup location should not be touched or modified in any way.
- Backup assets added to your bucket by Cloudinary are named in a specific way in order to support our backup and restore features. It's important that this structure is not modified in any way, or it may not be possible to restore from the backup or back up new versions of assets when they're overwritten
You can refer to the documentation here to set up your own backup storage.
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It doesn't seem that there is a Premium plan anymore. What is the equivalent plan now?
The Premium plan is still available. The Premium plan is now a taylor-made plan, therefore upgrading to such a plan can be done by contacting us and we'll be happy to assist with offering a plan which suits you best.
Can you provide more up to date information on the premium plan and how to set up using our own private s3 bucket.
Hi Alan,
The Premium plans are completely customised. Please contact us with your usage requirements and we will be happy to tailor a plan that will suit your use case, including a private s3 bucket.
Hello
I just want to use my S3 bucket instead of Cloudinary Bucket, we have a pro plan,
will it cost any extra fees?
Hi Ali,
We don't have any specific charges for using your own storage bucket as a replacement for Cloudinary's S3 buckets, but it adds some complications to the integration and it's only possible on our enterprise plans and with the assistance of our solutions team
Additionally, there are several implications to using your own S3 bucket to store your account's assets, which can affect the costs from your side:
If you have an enterprise plan and would like to set up a new sub-account that uses your own S3 as primary storage, please contact us directly and we'll explain the process in more detail.
If you need to migrate existing assets, the basic process is that you copy everything to the new sub-account, update your delivery URLs, then delete the old sub-account - if you're in the process of upgrading from Pro, please ask our sales team for more information
Regards,
Stephen
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