Supporting Multiple Tenants with Bucket-Level Object Storage Policies
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.
Cloudian Named a 2022 Gartner Peer Insights Customers’ Choice for Distributed File Systems and Object Storage
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.
S3 Replication: A Practical Guide
Understand S3 replication concepts like CRR and SRR, and get a quick tutorial for setting up replication in your S3 account.
S3 Backup: The Complete Guide
What Is AWS S3 Backup? Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) allows you to store objects in the AWS cloud. The service lets you store your data using several types of storage classes offering various types of access, which you can employ as needed to build your own backup solution in the cloud. You can use ... Read MoreS3 Bucket Policies: A Practical Guide
What Is an S3 Bucket Policy? An S3 bucket policy is an object that allows you to manage access to specific Amazon S3 storage resources. You can specify permissions for each resource to allow or deny actions requested by a principal (a user or role). When you create a new Amazon S3 bucket, you should ... Read MoreS3 Buckets: Accessing, Managing, and Securing Your Buckets
Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is an object storage solution that provides data availability, performance, security and scalability. Organizations from all industries and of every size may use Amazon S3 storage to safeguard and store any amount of information for a variety of use cases, including websites, data lakes, backup and restore, mobile applications, archives, big data analytics, IoT devices, and enterprise applications.
Bringing Cloud-Native Applications to the Edge
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.
New Solution with VMware Tanzu Greenplum Data Warehouse
Cloudian is expanding its collaboration with VMware with a new solution combining Cloudian HyperStore with VMware Tanzu Greenplum, a massively parallel data warehouse platform for enterprise analytics, at scale. Integrating Cloudian enterprise-grade object storage with VMware Tanzu Greenplum enables new efficiencies and savings for Greenplum users while also supporting the creation and deployment of petabyte-scale ... Read MoreCloudian Scalable S3-Compatible Storage On-Prem for AWS Outposts
AWS Outposts gives you cloud-like services in your data center. Now Cloudian provides AWS-validated S3-compatible storage on-prem to help you do more with Outposts. With Cloudian, you can expand your Outposts use cases to applications where data locality and latency are key.
A Streaming Feature Store Based on Flink and the AWS SageMaker Feature Store API
The next wave of digital transformation is a synthesis of on-premise and cloud workloads where the same compute and storage cloud services are also available on-premise, in particular at the “edge” — near or at the location where the data is generated. For this edge-cloud synthesis to work, the cloud services — specifically programming APIs — must be available at the edge without requiring cloud access. For example, popular AWS services such as S3 for data storage and Lambda for serverless computing also need to work at the edge independently of the cloud.
