> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.plenit.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.plenit.com/productos/object-storage/details/compatible-clients.md).

# Clientes compatibles

Al hablar S3 estándar, el repositorio conecta con una gran variedad de software sin desarrollos a medida. Esta es una referencia de categorías y herramientas habituales; cualquier cliente compatible con S3 funciona.

| Categoría              | Herramientas habituales                | Uso típico                                    |
| ---------------------- | -------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| Software de backup     | Veeam, Acronis, Bacula, Veritas, Ahsay | Destino de copias de seguridad                |
| NAS                    | QNAP                                   | Copia o sincronización del NAS al repositorio |
| Clientes de escritorio | Cyberduck, S3 Browser                  | Explorar y mover objetos a mano               |
| Línea de comandos      | AWS CLI, s3cmd, rclone                 | Automatización y scripts                      |

> #### 📘 El estándar S3 es la ventaja
>
> No dependes de un cliente concreto: si el software habla S3, conecta. Eso te deja elegir la herramienta que ya usas con tus clientes en lugar de adaptarte a una propietaria.

### Dónde seguir

* Los datos y comandos para conectar: [Credenciales y acceso S3.](/productos/object-storage/details/credentials-and-s3-access.md)
* Los pasos concretos por herramienta están en el [How-to](/productos/object-storage/how-to.md)


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