High-performance block storage for cloud instances and Kubernetes
Provision low-latency NVMe volumes and attach them to any cloud compute instance or Kubernetes cluster in seconds. Scale capacity independently of compute, keep data when the instance goes away, and pay a flat 0,10 € per GiB per month in every region.
High-performance, cost-effective NVMe block storage
Secure, expandable and highly available volumes that attach directly to your instances — and detach again when the workload moves.
99,9% durability
Expand without disruption
NVMe performance
Cost efficiency
Snapshots you can actually rely on
Storage management you can script
Replicate to a second region for disaster recovery
High performance, low price
Scale capacity on demand instead of investing in hardware. Pick the volume size you need, keep the performance, and know the bill before it arrives.
Where block storage fits
Any workload whose data outgrows its machine — attach a volume instead of resizing the instance.
Database volumes
Asset and media libraries
Persistent container volumes
Logs and analytics data
Creating, attaching, mounting, resizing and snapshotting volumes — all documented in the knowledge base.
Frequently asked questions about Antyxsoft Block Storage
How do I attach block storage to a cloud compute instance?
Create the volume in the Antyxsoft Cloud Portal, attach it to the instance, then mount it in the operating system. The knowledge base guide covers each step.
Can I upgrade or downgrade a volume later?
A volume can be expanded at any time with no service interruption, and the filesystem extended in place. Shrinking a volume is not supported — create a smaller volume and migrate the data.
Which regions can I deploy block storage in?
Athens, Barcelona and Boston, at the same 0,10 € per GiB per month in each. Volumes can be replicated between regions synchronously or asynchronously.
What is the SLA provided?
Volumes are highly available with 99,9% durability. The service levels for storage, compute and networking are set out in the SLA.
Guides for cloud storage
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Block storage or object storage: which one for this data?
A decision guide based on access pattern, latency tolerance and how the data grows.

Growing a database volume without downtime
Resize, extend the filesystem and verify — the order that avoids an outage.

A snapshot strategy that survives a real incident
How often to snapshot, how long to keep them, and when to reach for Veeam instead.
Attach your first volume today
Create a volume, attach it to a running instance, and keep the machine you already sized.