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Store and access any amount of data reliably in the cloud, with S3-compatible Spaces Object Storage, network-based Volumes block storage, or NFS-based Network File Storage.

Volumes Block Storage

Volumes are network-based block devices that provide additional data storage for Droplets.

Spaces Object Storage

Spaces Object Storage is an S3-compatible service for storing and serving large amounts of data.

Network File Storage

Network File Storage is a fully managed, POSIX-compliant file storage solution built for demanding workloads.

Latest Updates

7 November 2026

• High Performance Block Storage is now available in private preview in the NYC2, SFO3, ATL1, RIC1, MKC1, and MEM1 datacenters. High Performance volumes use network-attached NVMe storage over NVMe/TCP and deliver up to 60,000 IOPS and 1,200 MB/s per volume, regardless of Droplet type.

  You can create High Performance volumes in the Control Panel or through the API by setting performance_class to b2. Volumes require a minimum size of 128 GiB and are free during the preview.

  To request access, contact your Technical Account Manager (TAM). For more information, see How to Create High Performance Block Storage Volumes.

25 June 2026

• You can now attach Network File Storage shares to multiple VPC networks, and expose specific subdirectories to single VPC networks by creating access points.

  A share can connect to up to 10 VPC networks in the same region. Access points restrict clients to a specific path within the share, and are isolated from one another so that clients on one cannot see the directories governed by another. This lets you host multiple tenants on a single share, each scoped to their own directory. For details, see How to Create and Delete Network File Storage Access Points.

28 April 2026

• A remote MCP server is now available for Network File Storage, providing API-based access for AI tools to create and manage NFS shares and access rules.

• A remote MCP server is now available for Volumes Block Storage, providing API-based access for AI tools to create, attach, detach, and manage volumes and volume snapshots.

For more information, see the full release notes.