AWS DataSync
Simplify and accelerate secure data migrations
Eliminate unnecessary hurdles to cloud data migration and achieve end-to-end security, including encryption and data integrity validation.
Schedule data transfers between file and object storage platforms, reduce management costs, and scale seamlessly even as data loads increase.
Migrate or replicate file and object data to the cloud quickly, and throttle incremental migrations to control bandwidth consumption.
How it works
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Transfer data between on premises and AWS
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Transfer data between AWS storage services
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Transfer data between on premises and AWS
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AWS DataSync is a secure, online service that automates and accelerates moving data between on premises and AWS storage services. -
Transfer data between AWS storage services
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AWS DataSync is also used to transfer data between AWS Storage services so you can replicate, archive, or share application data easily.
Use cases
Replicate active data sets
Reduce data lag and boost holistic analysis with end-to-end encryption and validation to ensure data integrity at the source and destination.
Complete your data recovery plan
Mitigate the risk of data migration errors by completing a cost-effective disaster recovery strategy that replicates files in other AWS services.
Archive rarely accessed data
Reduce on-premises storage costs and eliminate hardware management using Amazon S3 Glacier archive storage classes to deliver 99.999999999% data durability.
Process hybrid workload data
Seamlessly share data between on-premises systems and AWS and use robust data processing and analytics capabilities to expedite the release of new products.
How to get started
Find out how AWS DataSync works
Learn what makes AWS DataSync fast, secure, and easy to use as part of your AWS architecture.
View customer stories
See how companies worldwide are using AWS DataSync to simplify, automate, and accelerate the transfer and storage of data.
Visit the AWS storage blog channel
Learn about data migration, event-driven data transfers, container-shared storage, and more.

