Get started with low-latency and low-cost object storage with Telnyx.
Telnyx Cloud Storage is an object storage solution built on distributed infrastructure for low-latency and low-cost storage at the edge. At a fraction of the cost of alternative cloud storage providers like Amazon S3 and with no egress fees, Telnyx Cloud Storage is a great fit for backup, restore, and data archive use cases.
According to , cloud infrastructure services generated over $330 billion in revenue in 2024, with storage costs remaining a top concern for organizations scaling their data operations.
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To get started with Telnyx Cloud Storage, watch the five-minute video below, or read through the written quickstart tutorial. In this video, Telnyx Storage Product Manager Brandon walks through the entire process of creating a free Telnyx account, opening Telnyx Cloud Storage, creating a bucket, adding tags, and uploading an object into that bucket.
Before diving into the tutorial steps, here's why developers are switching to Telnyx Cloud Storage:
For a detailed pricing comparison, see our Telnyx Storage introduction.
The shift toward S3-compatible alternatives reflects a broader industry trend. As organizations generate more data, egress fees from major cloud providers can consume a significant portion of infrastructure budgets. David Heinemeier Hansson, CTO @ 37signals (Basecamp)
All of the steps in the video can be found in our Developer Docs:
Looking for more ways to use Telnyx Cloud Storage? Check out these resources:
For S3 migration tools, consider using rclone or MinIO Client for seamless data transfers. Both tools work with any S3-compatible storage, including Telnyx Cloud Storage.
Other S3-compatible providers to consider include Backblaze B2, Wasabi, and Cloudflare R2. Each offers different pricing models and regional availability, but Telnyx Cloud Storage stands out with zero egress fees and edge-optimized latency.
Contact a member of our team to learn more! Explore other Telnyx Cloud Storage tutorials in our Developer Docs.
