Platform/OS
Cross-platform
Category
File Synchronization & Mount Tools

odrive

Odrive is a simple desktop app that connects your computer directly to cloud storage services. It lets you open, edit, and save huge files as if they were sitting on your local hard drive, without downloading everything first. In everyday terms, it turns cheap cloud storage into a giant extra hard drive that works with your normal folders and programs. It uses S3-compatible object storage as the actual place where your files live, keeping them safe and inexpensive while only pulling down the pieces you need at any moment. This approach saves you money on storage costs and gives you unlimited space without slowing down your computer.

Connection / Setup

  1. Create an account and log in to DiskSpace
  2. Click I'm ready to set up my storage
  3. Enter Bucket Name following the instructions
  4. Click Create Bucket and wait for it to be generated
  5. Find your Endpoint URL, Access Key, and Secret Key in the S3 Client Configuration section for use below

Connect DiskSpace.sh to odrive

DiskSpace.sh is a fully S3-compatible object storage service. Follow the steps below to connect it to odrive using path-style requests.

Connection Steps:
  1. Open odrive and click Add Storage > Amazon S3 (or Custom S3 provider).
  2. Enter the following connection details:
Region: Leave empty or use us-east-1
Important: Path-Style Requests

DiskSpace.sh requires path-style URLs (not virtual-hosted style). odrive must be configured to use the endpoint in the following format:

https://s3.diskspace.sh/bucket-name/key
Example Configuration
Endpoint: https://s3.diskspace.sh
Access Key: YOUR_ACCESS_KEY
Secret Key: YOUR_SECRET_KEY
Region: us-east-1 (or blank)
Path Style: Enabled
Troubleshooting
  • Ensure you selected Path-style or Force Path Style in odrive settings.
  • Verify your Access Key and Secret Key have the correct IAM permissions.
  • If connection fails, try setting Region to us-east-1.
  • Confirm you are using the correct endpoint: https://s3.diskspace.sh