It is internal part if Synology OS.
Additionally, I can run a Docker container (Guide to install Storj on synology - #35 by xsys)
I have to admit I didn’t do my homework and didn’t learn how to run S3GW.
Not sure about things:
- can S3 GW run in Docker
- can it run inside private network behind NAT
- would it even work properly on such weak HW, not having a powerful server on the public internet
- does it require extensive knowledge / learning
From common user perspective, and from my experience trying to migrate to storj various friends who are not developers or IT engineers, they would hardly be able to set up and run S3GW. Additionally many common users have trouble understanding the Bucket and Access Keys concept. They expect to register a username and password and then enter the same into their backup tool. Whereas with storj they have to go to the Satellite first and create Access Keys and Buckets and understand how it works. And get confused why files are suddenly called objects. Common users will expect it to work the same way as google, apple, onedrive, dropbox…