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Cloudist S3 Storage is a secure and highly versatile storage service designed to address a wide variety of use cases.
As an object storage platform, it is natively optimized for cloud storage in terms of scale, resilience, and accessibility. Cloudist S3 provides compatibility for objects via S3 and DellEMC native APIs. The service is configured to deliver high performance, supporting both large files and a high volume of small files for unstructured content such as long-term backup data or file/videos.
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Metadata Search
Cloudist S3 provides a feature for metadata search for objects using a rich query language. This is a powerful feature of our service that allows S3 object clients to search for objects within buckets using the system and custom metadata.
Accessibility
Native multi-protocol support makes the S3 platform flexible. Applications can read and write directly to the service or via mount points if supported by the application.
S3 API Compatibility
Cloudist S3 supports all relevant features of the S3 API.
Natively Optimized
As an object storage platform, it is natively optimized for cloud storage in terms of scale, resilience, and accessibility.
Pricing example of S3 buckets
1 TB
Cloudist S3 Storage
-136g CO2 footprint
Unlimited data transfer
5 TB
Cloudist S3 Storage
-1,36kg CO2 footprint
Unlimited data transfer
10 TB
Cloudist S3 Storage
-13,6kg CO2 footprint
Unlimited data transfer
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Cloudist S3 Storage supports next-generation web, mobile, and cloud applications, providing direct access to Cloudist S3 using the S3 API. Utilize the low cost and high capacity Cloudist S3 as a natural repository for your backup and storage solutions, which fully supports native S3 connectors such as Veeam, Commvault, Synology, Cohesity and Isilon among others. Also, as 80% of files on primary storage are typically inactive, organizations can reclaim capacity on expensive block storage systems, and automate with policy-based file movement.
Compatible
Wide support for developer languages and frameworks — provides simple, secure access using almost any language or framework including .NET, Java, C, Flex, PHP, Python, Ruby, and JavaScript with language bindings.
Protected
With the ability to set retention or versioning on the object you can prevent unwanted editing or deletion of the object.
Fast
Centrally located with <15ms latency to all major cities in the Nordics.
Encrypted
Encryption of data at rest using 256-bit AES encryption— allows you to ensure the protection of your data.
Accessible
Extended Metadata — Permits you to retrieve your data easily and contextually with an industry-leading metadata search.
Third-Party Compatible
Compatibility with a range of third-party cloud storage gateway appliances - allows you to take advantage of the following technologies, such as Dell EMC Cloudpools or CloudArray.
S3 object storage also know as S3 compatible storage is a shortening for Simple Storage Service and is developed by AWS. Instead of organizing files in a directories, object storage systems store files in containers often called as buckets and use unique IDs to retrieve them. It is simple and quick to set up and compatible with thousands of softwares and storage systems.
Let us say that you have a backup of your workload and are runing out of diskspace, then you can utilize S3 storage for a way to move older infrequent data to a S3 bucket and free up space. The same principal goes for a NAS (file storage). Another case is that you want to archive files and object away from your expensive primary storage. Container services or applications is also a usecase for S3 Storage.
S3 compatible object storage means that the service talks with the S3-API as language, applications that supports S3 API can utilize this service. User gets a dedicatet storage pool (namespace) and within the namespace the user creates buckets that is a form of a folder. Each bucket has its own policy and are controlled by the bucket creator. When files are upploaded the associated permissions that are set to the bucket controlles who can and cannot access them later on. For example. If a policy is set that objectuser1 has read-only all requests with this credential can only list and se objects withing the specific bucket. Another example is that we can set that only users with IP nr x.x.x.x is allowed access, etc.
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