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Choose the storage backend that fits your infrastructure, from on-premises file systems to cloud services, enterprise systems, and SQL databases.

React File Manager managing files in cloud storage services Azure Cloud

Cloud storage connections

Store files in scalable cloud services like Azure Blob Storage, Amazon S3, Firebase, or IBM Cloud through one consistent interface. Use this for applications needing files available across multiple regions, such as global document or media libraries.

React File Manager accessing SharePoint sites and FTP servers

Access FTP and SharePoint storage

Access files stored in enterprise SharePoint sites and traditional FTP servers through a backend service. Existing document libraries and file servers stay in place without any migration. Use this provider for Microsoft 365 integration or when maintaining established file server infrastructure.

React File Manager retrieving files stored in SQL Server database

SQL database file storage

Store file metadata and content directly in SQL Server or other relational database. Files stay linked to related business records inside the same transaction. Use this when files must stay associated with business records, such as invoices or claims.

React File Manager accessing local file system on application server

Use Local file storage

Store and access files directly from a local server through the physical file system, keeping full control at the server level. Use this for on-premises applications like internal HR portals or legacy systems that avoid external cloud dependencies.

Frequently Asked Questions

✅ What does a storage provider mean in React File Manager?

A storage provider connects React File Manager to a storage system, including local file systems, cloud services, SharePoint, FTP servers, and databases, allowing files to be browsed, uploaded, and managed through one interface.

✅ Can I change the storage provider without changing the File Manager interface?

Yes. React File Manager provides a consistent file management interface, allowing the storage provider to be changed without affecting the overall experience, so files can still be browsed, uploaded, and organized the same way.

✅ How do I choose a storage provider for React File Manager?

Choose a storage provider based on where files are stored and how they are managed. React File Manager supports local storage, cloud storage, FTP, SharePoint, and database storage through a consistent file management interface.

✅ Can React File Manager work with my existing storage system?

Yes. React File Manager connects to an existing storage provider, including local file systems, cloud services, SharePoint, FTP servers, and SQL databases, allowing files to be managed without changing where they are stored.

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