The SaaS data management company for file concentrated conditions Igneous and the prominent provider of enterprise-proven cross-cloud file storage and data services Qumulo declared the extension of their partnership. The partnership is intended to give data security in the cloud as well as high-level on-premises backup and archive. Qumulo, a reputed hybrid cloud file storage allows its clients to create, interpret, and maintain huge data sets that spread over various data centers and the cloud.
Partnership will provide data management solutions
Igneous gives companies an answer made for scaling and performance to solve data protection difficulties like missed SLAs and data failure. Its associate Qumulo was likewise designed and built for the cloud. With the guidance of this partnership, Qumulo now suggests Igneous for effective data security to any tier of any cloud.
Meanwhile, Igneous now advises Qumulo’s hybrid cloud file storage as a backup and archive point for any heterogeneous NAS environment, guarding data from other vendors’ primary NAS straight to Qumulo. With this partnership, on-premise data protection will be increased highlighting fast recovery, compliance with regulatory necessities, and powerful performance for organizations without cloud direct-connects.
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Christian Smith, VP of Product at Igneous, told that they are amused on the extension of their partnership with Qumulo to give both an on-premises and cloud data security solution for the amounts of data produced by today’s applications. Qumulo’s software-defined file system permits hardware options and flexibility in the datacenter.
This partnership connects the SaaS simplicity of Igneous’ unorganized data management with Qumulo’s hybrid file software. This combination gives these two data security solutions optimized for the scale of modernized companies. The combination of Igneous’ services directly with Qumulo’s file storage will shield and transfer huge volumes of data without affecting production workloads.
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