Simple, Scalable Storage for Kubernetes with a Cloudian Data Lake
Posted by Jon Toor on March 27, 2023

Today Cloudian announced Kubernetes support. We now offer an enterprise-class, private cloud storage solution for the entire modern application lifecycle. For developers, this is an S3-compatible, self-service storage platform, accessible via a lightweight Kubernetes operator that is available now on GitHub. For the operations team, this platform provides exabyte scalability, multi-cloud management, and hardened data security. All at a total cost of ownership that’s 60% less than public cloud.

3 Reasons why Cloudian is Ideal for Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Storage
Posted by Jon Toor on March 6, 2023

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

Build a Modern Observability Platform with Cribl and Cloudian
Posted by Sascha Uhl on March 2, 2023
Build a Modern Observability Platform with Cribl and Cloudian In our recent press release, we announced our partnership with Cribl. Cribl Stream is an observability pipeline that collects data from any source and can send and replay data to a Cloudian HyperStore S3-compatible data lake. Together, Cribl Stream and Cloudian HyperStore allow you to create ... Read More

A Backup Workflow You’ll Love with Veeam v12 and Cloudian
Posted by Jon Toor on February 14, 2023

Love at first byte Is it possible to fall in love with a backup workflow? It is now, with the new Veeam Backup and Replication v12 and Cloudian.  Announced on Feb 14, 2023, just in time for Valentine’s Day,  Veeam v12 and Cloudian simplify the backup process to create a joyous union between your backup … Read More

Cloudian On-prem Object Storage for AWS Outposts Servers Hybrid Cloud
Posted by Jon Toor on February 7, 2023

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

What You Need from Primary Storage
Posted by Henry Golas on January 31, 2023
What You Need from Your Primary Storage As object storage is increasingly deployed in primary storage applications such as data analytics, flash-based object storage has grown in popularity. Flash-based platforms provide increased performance and reduced latency, both of which are critical for primary storage. But beyond those attributes, what else should you look for in ... Read More

Transforming Enterprise Data Management: Hybrid Cloud
Posted by Laura Kelly on January 25, 2023

Cloudian’s Hybrid Cloud Leadership: Transforming Enterprise Data Management The future of enterprise data management is hybrid cloud, and Cloudian is at the forefront of this transformation. With its $60 million funding round, bringing total funding to $233 million, Cloudian is poised to accelerate its hybrid cloud platform capabilities and redefine how organizations manage data at … Read More

Cloudian HyperStore Multi-Cloud S3 Configuration
Posted by David Axler on January 25, 2023
Multi-Cloud S3 Configuration: An Introduction A multi-cloud architecture lets you create a single storage environment that spans two or more clouds. Those clouds could be public clouds (AWS, GCP, Azure), or a mix of public and private clouds. Either way, you can create a multiple-cloud setup that is accessible and searchable as if it were ... Read More

Cancer Data Science Initiatives
Posted by Paul Thuman on January 19, 2023
The Problem: Searching for Research Files on Tape Is Like Looking for a Needle in a Haystack National Cancer Institute (NCI) scientists have long been frustrated trying to find complementary data from other scientists that could potentially help with current research. The lack of searchable infrastructure and the proliferation of storage locations made conducting any ... Read More

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