Cloudian recently announced support for Microsoft SQL Server 2022 storage. After completing rigorous testing in conjunction with Microsoft, Cloudian now offers SQL Server 2022 users new opportunities to deploy storage architectures that complement and enhance SQL Server 2022 storage capabilities. Here are three reasons to consider Cloudian’s S3-compatible object storage for your SQL Server deployment. … Read More
New On-prem Storage for AWS Outposts Servers Today, Cloudian announced two exciting developments that make it easy to run your AWS apps on-prem and get local storage for regulatory compliance and low latency. Now, Cloudian offers an enterprise-class solution for on-prem persistent object storage with AWS Outposts. New Cloudian HyperStore for AWS Outposts servers: A … Read More
GitHub has traditionally been known as a commonly used cloud service to store, manage and share code using tools like Git. It is this service that’s most familiar to many developers. However, GitHub also has an offering that provides the ability to use GitHub on-premises with GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES) for enterprises that require a solution behind their firewall due to network restrictions or generally want tighter control over their data and access to it.
The ability to create and manage multiple control plane configuration sets (or storage policies) is needed to support multiple tenants and use cases in an object storage system.
We are excited to announce that Cloudian has been recognized as a Gartner Peer Insights Customers’ Choice for Distributed File Systems and Object Storage. It’s the second year in a row we received this distinction, and we’re proud that Cloudian continues to be a trendsetter in customer excellence. As of March 2021, we had the highest overall rating and the most reviews in our market.
With the help of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, enterprises have made major progress in adopting cloud native technologies in public cloud, private cloud, and hybrid cloud environments. The next step is to bring these technologies to the edge. Just like public cloud, private cloud and hybrid environments, the edge will benefit tremendously from better portability, improved agility, expedited app development cycles and minimized vendor lock-in that cloud native adoption delivers. Before this can happen, however, the industry must first overcome a major challenge — the lack of standardization.
