Cyso Cloud
Netherlands· Cloud Computing
Compare Cyso Cloud y Hetzner Object Storage en capacidades, jurisdicción, garantías y encaje para compradores europeos.
Netherlands· Cloud Computing
Germany· Cloud Computing
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Shortlist when you want S3-compatible buckets in Falkenstein, Nuremberg, or Helsinki under Hetzner Online GmbH, especially if you already run Hetzner compute. Skip when you need AWS-parity features, flash tiers, a CDN, or default KMS at-rest encryption. Prefer Amazon S3 for full feature depth; prefer Scaleway or OVHcloud if you want another European S3 SKU without a Hetzner compute relationship.
Las filas resaltadas diferencian a los dos productos.
| Característica | ||
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| País de origen | ||
| Categoría | Cloud Computing | Cloud Computing |
| Código abierto | Sí | No |
| Autoalojado | No | No |
| Sede | No indicado | Germany |
| Entidad legal | No indicado | Hetzner Online GmbH, Industriestr. 25, 91710 Gunzenhausen (HRB 6089 Ansbach) |
| Matriz / control EE.UU. | No indicado | Sin matriz estadounidense conocida |
| Exposición CLOUD Act (indicativa) | No indicado | Bajo |
| Alojamiento / residencia | No indicado | Object Storage only in Falkenstein, Nuremberg (company-operated DE parks) and Helsinki (Hetzner Finland Oy for building rental and technical support). Entire bucket stays in the selected single data center on Hetzner Ceph. No US or Singapore object-storage region. Group still has Hetzner US LLC, Hetzner Singapore Pte. Ltd., and US/SG colocation partners for other Cloud server products. Customer master data stays in the EU per Hetzner docs. |
| Resumen | Dutch OpenStack IaaS from Cyso B.V. with AMS/FRA regions, managed Kubernetes (KCSP), S3-compatible object storage, and EU data residency for teams avoiding hyperscaler lock-in. | German S3-compatible object storage from Hetzner Online GmbH: buckets in Falkenstein, Nuremberg, and Helsinki with location-specific endpoints. |
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| HQ | No indicado | Gunzenhausen, Germany |
| Legal entity | No indicado | Hetzner Online GmbH (HRB 6089 Ansbach) |
| Locations | No indicado | FSN1 Falkenstein, NBG1 Nuremberg, HEL1 Helsinki |
| API | No indicado | S3-compatible, AWS Signature Version 4 |
| Storage backend | No indicado | Ceph on HDD (standard tier only) |
| Encryption | No indicado | No default at-rest; optional SSE-C |
| Commercial model | No indicado | Hourly base fee with included storage and egress quota, then pay-as-you-go |
| Key capabilities | ||
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| S3-compatible API | No indicado | Sí |
| EU-only locations | No indicado | Sí |
| Single-DC residency | No indicado | Sí |
| Object lock + versioning | No indicado | Sí |
| SSE-C (opt-in) | No indicado | Sí |
| ISO 27001 (company) | No indicado | Sí |
Instancias de compute escalables
Las instancias se lanzan en segundos con flavors adaptados a cargas de trabajo: estándar (equilibrado), optimizado para CPU (hasta 64 vCPUs) u optimizado para memoria (hasta 512 GB RAM). El almacenamiento efímero se vincula al ciclo de vida de la instancia; los volúmenes persistentes ofrecen triple replicación y escalado de IOPS (5-25 por GB). Las tarifas por hora empiezan en 0,026 € para especificaciones de entrada, permitiendo ajuste preciso de costes sin sobreaprovisionamiento.
Object storage compatible con S3
Diseñado para copias de seguridad y grandes conjuntos de datos, este servicio ofrece capacidad ilimitada con SLA de disponibilidad del 99,99 %. Las unidades NVMe garantizan baja latencia; los datos permanecen en regiones de la UE seleccionadas. Precios: 0,055 €/GB almacenamiento, entrada gratuita, 0,055 €/GB salida. Las operaciones cuestan 0,055 € por 10.000 solicitudes PUT/LIST, soportando acceso REST API para integración fluida.
Kubernetes gestionado
Enterprise Managed Kubernetes (EMK) incluye un plano de control a 29,99 € mensuales (HA a 59,99 €), con actualizaciones automatizadas e hibernación para ahorro de costes. El SLA del 99,9 % cubre clústeres de alta disponibilidad. Los usuarios despliegan vía panel; funciones como autoscaling gestionan cargas variables. La documentación guía la configuración en minutos.
S3 API with FSN1, NBG1, and HEL1 endpoints
Amazon S3 compatible API using AWS Signature Version 4. Location endpoints are fsn1.your-objectstorage.com, nbg1.your-objectstorage.com, and hel1.your-objectstorage.com. AWS CLI and common SDKs work when pointed at the Hetzner endpoint. Console covers bucket create and credentials; almost all object operations go through the S3 API.
Single-location EU bucket residency on Ceph
A bucket is stored entirely in the location you pick (Falkenstein, Nuremberg, or Helsinki), in one data center. Docs describe a Ceph cluster with erasure coding that can keep data intact if up to three storage servers fail. There is no US or Singapore object-storage region and no built-in cross-location replication.
Object lock, versioning, and lifecycle expiry
Object Lock can be enabled at bucket create (legal hold and retention). Versioning and lifecycle rules are documented, including NoncurrentDays expiry. Pre-signed URLs give time-limited access. Object lock cannot be turned on later for a bucket created without it.
SSE-C encryption (no default at-rest, no SSE-KMS)
There is no default data-at-rest encryption. Optional SSE-C encrypts object bytes with a customer-provided key that Hetzner says it discards after use. Metadata is not encrypted. Losing the key means losing access. SSE-C object copy is listed as unsupported.
Project-wide keys, documented S3 gaps, and hard limits
By default each key pair can read and write every bucket in the same project unless you add bucket policies or split projects. Account limits include 100 buckets, 100 TB and 50 million objects per bucket, 5 TB max object, 5 GB per single PUT, 750 requests per second per bucket, and 10 Gbit/s per bucket. Notifications, website hosting, inventory, replication, and custom domains are not supported.
| Assurance & compliance | ||
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| Independent security / no-logs audit | No indicado | Not applicable IaaS object store, not a no-logs VPN. Company publishes ISO 27001, BSI C5 Type 2, and annual TOM review instead. |
| ISO 27001 | No indicado | Verified Public ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certificate (SOCOTEC) for the ISMS covering Nuremberg, Falkenstein, and Helsinki parks. Confirm attested scope includes this SKU with your auditor. |
| SOC 2 / SOC 3 | No indicado | Not found Hetzner states it focuses on ISO 27001 rather than SOC 2. |
| GDPR / EU data protection | No indicado | Vendor claimed German entity; public privacy policy, Art. 28 DPA, TOMs, subprocessor list. Customer remains controller for data stored in buckets. |
| US CLOUD Act exposure (indicative) | No indicado | Partial EU entity, no known US parent, Object Storage has no US region and no US-group storage backend. Group still includes Hetzner US LLC for other products. Not legal advice. |
| Data processing agreement (B2B) | No indicado | Vendor claimed Standard DPA accept-in-console; sample PDF published; no custom wet-ink DPAs per vendor docs. |
| EU AI Act | No indicado | Not applicable Object storage infrastructure, not an AI system product. |
| BSI C5 (cloud) | No indicado | Verified Vendor publishes a BSI C5 Type 2 attestation PDF for cloud services. Confirm whether Object Storage is inside the attested cloud-service scope. |
| Considerations & known limitations | ||
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| Partial S3 compatibility | No indicado | Medium Supported-actions list omits website hosting, notifications, inventory, replication, custom domains, SSE-KMS, and more. CopyObject may fail even in one location. Apps that assume full AWS S3 will break. |
| HDD tier, not a CDN | No indicado | Medium Standard HDD only, no archive or flash classes. Hetzner says it is a poor fit for high-frequency small objects, low-latency apps, and large-scale public HTTP. Plan a CDN or different storage for those cases. |
| No default at-rest encryption | No indicado | Medium Objects are not encrypted at rest unless you use SSE-C and keep the key. Lost keys are unrecoverable. SSE-C copy is unsupported. |
| Single data center, no built-in replication | No indicado | Medium A bucket lives in one DC. There is no first-party cross-location replication. You must build DR yourself if one park outage is unacceptable. |
| Shared-cluster load and 503s | No indicado | Medium Vendor docs describe cluster growth, bucket migrations, and temporary concurrency or upload limits (including 503 in Nuremberg under load). Shared tenancy can affect latency. |
| Group US and Singapore entities | No indicado | Low This SKU is EU-only, but Hetzner Online GmbH has US and Singapore subsidiaries for other Cloud locations. Zero-US-footprint procurement may still reject the vendor. |
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When: You need the full Amazon S3 feature set, storage classes, KMS, events, or global regions
Consider: Amazon S3
Accept US-group jurisdiction in exchange for catalog depth.
When: You want another European S3-compatible cloud without a Hetzner compute relationship
Consider: Scaleway or OVHcloud
Compare their object-storage regions, S3 gaps, and contract entities separately.
When: You are evaluating Hetzner VMs, bare metal, or the company as a whole
Consider: Hetzner
The company page covers IaaS and parks; this page is the bucket SKU only.
When: You want a smaller EU cloud with S3-oriented positioning
Consider: Cyso Cloud
Verify current regions and S3 compatibility on that product page.
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