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Cloudian Hyperstore: Data Protection And The Hybrid Cloud

By Sarah Rubenoff - October 12, 2017

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Explosive growth in stored data volumes is putting intense pressure on IT budgets. The challenge now will be figuring out how to store all this data. A new white paper from Cloudian, sponsored by the Evaluator Group, offers a review and economic evaluation of Cloudian Hyperstore as compared to the traditional purpose-built backup appliance (PBBA).

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Storage administrators’ jobs are getting even bigger, and protecting their enterprises’ data is becoming more difficult. In this environment, many are turning to object-based storage systems, such as Cloudian Hyperstore.

According to the report, vendors are positioning these types of storage systems as “on-premises targets for backups.”

The report explains the integration of object-based data protection storage with cloud storage resources is seen as the “key” to scalability, cost savings, efficiency and more.

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In fact, storage plays a huge role in hybrid cloud pilot projects, which for many enterprises include on-premises storage for data that must remain within the data center.

The white paper covers in detail Cloudian’s HyperStore, a hybrid cloud-capable, object-based storage platform, when used as a target for data protection applications.

Cloudian HyperStore is an on-premises, scale-out, object storage-based system that is designed to run on industry standard Linux server clusters. The report covers the product’s features in detail, which include erasure coding, parallel disk I/O data protection, virtual nodes, native S3 interface and more.

The full report from Cloudian covers the following topics in detail:

  • Modern Data Protection and the Hybrid Cloud
  • Cloudian HyperStore Essentials
  • Cloudian Hyperstore in a Modern Data Protection Environment
  • TCO Comparison of Cloudian HyperStore vs. a Competing PBBA
  • Cloudian HyperStore as a Remote DR Target

For a more in-depth look at data storage trends and Cloudian Hyperstore, download the full whitepaper, “Modern Cloud-Conscious Approaches to Data Protection,” courtesy of Cloudian and the Evaluator Group. 

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