Results tagged "hybrid cloud"
Total Search Results : 24
Liquid Web Launches World's First Feature-Complete Hybrid Cloud
May 13, 2010 09:40 AM
Managed web hosting company, Liquid Web, today announced a major new feature for their cloud computing platform Storm On Demand called "Storm Bare Metal." Storm Bare Metal is a revolutionary server technology that allows users to provision and manage private dedicated servers with powerful Cloud Hosting features. Storm Bare Metal provides all of the Cloud Hosting features that users love about Storm Servers like instant server setup, clone, resize, backups and Cloud Attached Firewalls but on your own private dedicated server wholly allocated to you! Storm Bare Metal gives users complete Hardware Transparency so they may specify the exact processor, memory and hard drive configuration that is right for their project.Cachengo Offers Premises/Cloud Backups For SMBs
January 29, 2010 09:30 AM
Startup Cachengo has launched a hybrid storage service that combines on-site file-sharing and backup appliances with an optional cloud storage service for resiliency and disaster recovery. The on-site appliances, called Directors, act as file servers to let users share and swap documents and other files. Director appliances support CIFS, NFS and iSCSI and can integrate with Active Directory and LDAP to support user authentication to files. The appliances also serve as a disk-to-disk backup platform for PCs and servers, including all data, OS and applications. Cachengo says Director can restore a PC or server from bare metal. In addition, all Directors are pre-provisioned to connect to off-site storage hosted by Cachengo. Customers can switch on this option to have a second copy for disaster recovery or simply peace of mind.Hybrid Clouds: The Best Of Both Worlds?
December 11, 2009 08:30 AM
While some of the greatest enterprise activity of late has focused on augmenting data centers with cloud services, there's need for even SMBs to be able selectively leverage the accessibility and availability of the cloud. The Egnyte Local Cloud on NAS does just that, letting IT use the cloud and local storage. Data stored on-premise NAS devices is synchronized with Egnyte's hosted cloud servers. Corporate users can access cloud-based files at gigabit speeds while local files remain accessible from anywhere in the world.Cloud Storage Stability
August 19, 2009 12:28 PM
Every week or so one major internet service or another goes down for a moment, Amazon S3, Google Apps, Twitter etc... As a result I get a few emails using this as proof that the cloud is not reliable for business storage. While I agree that various providers have to improve their uptime, this does not mean that the whole cloud needs to be thrown out.« Previous Page | 1 | 2 | 3
