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description This page describes the Rackspace CloudFiles storage destination

Rackspace CloudFiles Destination

{% hint style="warning" %} Rackspace Cloudfiles is deprecated. {% endhint %}

Duplicati supports storing files with Rackspace CloudFiles, which is a large-scale object storage, similar to S3. With CloudFiles you store "objects" (similar to files) in "containers" which define various properties shared between the objects. If you use a / in the object prefix, they can be displayed as virtual folders when listing them.

To use CloudFiles, you can use the following URL format:

cloudfiles://<container>/<prefix>
  ?cloudfiles-username=<username>
  &cloudfiles-accesskey=<access key>

Using a different API endpoint

The default authentication will use the US endpoint, which will not work if you are a customer of the UK service. To choose the UK account, add --cloudfiles-uk-account=true to the request:

cloudfiles://<container>/<prefix>
  ?cloudfiles-username=<username>
  &cloudfiles-accesskey=<access key>
  &cloudfiles-uk-account=true

If you need to use a specific host, you can also provide the authentication URL directly with the --cloudfiles-authentication-url option. If you are providing the URL, the --cloudfiles-uk-account option will be ignored.