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Backup Providers ​

NodeWarden supports remote backup to cloud storage services via WebDAV and S3 protocols.

Supported Protocols ​

WebDAV ​

WebDAV is supported by many cloud storage providers. NodeWarden connects via standard WebDAV client protocol.

S3 (Amazon S3 Compatible) ​

NodeWarden supports any S3-compatible storage service, including AWS S3 and third-party implementations.

OneDrive (via Koofr) ​

Why through Koofr:

  • Microsoft doesn't provide native WebDAV access to OneDrive
  • Koofr offers free WebDAV bridge to OneDrive
  • No actual storage used on Koofr, directly accesses your OneDrive

Setup:

  1. Create Koofr account at https://koofr.eu/
  2. Connect OneDrive in Koofr settings
  3. Get WebDAV credentials
  4. Configure in NodeWarden with URL: https://app.koofr.net/dav/OneDrive

Free tier: 5GB (OneDrive limit)


Google Drive (via Koofr) ​

Similar to OneDrive, access Google Drive through Koofr.

WebDAV URL: https://app.koofr.net/dav/GoogleDrive
Free tier: 15GB (shared with Gmail)


Cloudflare R2 (S3 Compatible) ​

Natural choice if already using Cloudflare for NodeWarden deployment.

Free tier: 10GB storage per month, no egress fees
Pros: Zero egress charges, fast global network


Backblaze B2 (S3 Compatible) ​

Cost-effective S3-compatible storage.

Pricing: First 10GB free, $0.005/GB/month thereafter

The backup center UI includes preset hints for B2, R2, and Tigris (v1.7.2+), including endpoint and storage-class notes in supported languages.


Tigris (S3 Compatible) ​

S3-compatible object storage often used for low-latency global buckets. Configure like any S3 target; use the in-app preset for recommended endpoint patterns.


Comparison Table ​

ProviderProtocolFree TierBest For
OneDrive (Koofr)WebDAV5GBExisting OneDrive users
Google Drive (Koofr)WebDAV15GBExisting Google users
Cloudflare R2S310GB/monthNodeWarden on Cloudflare
Backblaze B2S310GBCost-conscious users
TigrisS3(provider)S3-native global buckets