Together, HPE and Qumulo simplify your data anywhere and with the choice to consume as-a-Service via HPE GreenLake. Reliably store and manage billions of files that can be securely accessed via rich file protocols and an S3 API with instant control at lower cost, higher performance, at the edge, in the datacenter and in the cloud. With purpose-built all-NVMe flash and NVMe-accelerated hybrid flash systems forged from industry leading HPE Apollo 4000 and HPE ProLiant DL servers, you can achieve the ideal mix of price, performance, and capacity to address your specific unstructured data needs now and into the future. HPE Solutions for Qumulo empower you to store, transform, protect, and deliver file data at petascale.
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Scale performance and capacity to billions of files with a file data platform that handles small files as efficiently as large ones. User files can occupy 100% of provisioned capacity without performance or management issues.
Sophisticated data protection techniques including efficient erasure coding that enables fast re-protect, replication, snapshots, and FIPS140-2 certified software encryption.
NTFS and POSIX permissions are automatically managed, effectively preserving ACL inheritance. Native SMB, NFS, S3 API, and FTP are optimized for enterprise-grade needs. Users can access the same data from any protocol.
An integrated CSI driver allow administrators to programmatically control and manage storage and data for their containerized workloads providing persistent file storage for Kubernetes environments.
Store your data anywhere and get multiple GB/s of performance for your workloads at the edge, in the datacenter, and in the cloud. You get scalable performance regardless of file sizes, number of files, buckets, objects, or total capacity.
Use the cloud when you need it. Access compute capability not available in your data center. With Qumulo SHIFT you can copy your data to native Amazon S3 to leverage applications, as well as AI and ML capabilities, hosted in the cloud.
Use the same file platform at the edge, in the datacenter, and in the cloud. Qumulo runs directly on AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure. Simple transferable subscriptions cover all features, updates, and performance enhancements.
Leverage continuous replication to make cloud a part of your business continuity strategy. Replication policies ensure data is where it's needed whether on-premises or in the cloud.
Instantly see usage, activity, and throughput at any level of the unified directory structure no matter how many files are in the file system – all via a cloud-based web GUI. Identify problem areas and hot spots to optimize resource utilization.
Leverage real-time visibility to set quotas in real-time. Directory-based capacity quotas give administrators instant control over storage allocation. They can be applied to any directory, even nested ones. Moving a directory with a quota is easy.
Automate everything if you choose. The REST API enables you to programmatically configure infrastructure, eliminate administrative tasks, and automate operations. Easily import the analytics data into monitoring applications.
HPE nodes for Qumulo are purpose-built using industry leading HPE Apollo 4200 and HPE ProLiant DL325 servers with architectures keenly optimized for Software-Defined Storage. Their unique design saves valuable data center resources.
All-NVMe nodes, built using 1U ultra-dense HPE ProLiant DL325 Gen10 Plus servers, are ideal for the most performance demanding workloads.
Hybrid-NVMe nodes, built using 2U ultra-dense HPE Apollo 4200 servers, optimize performance and cost for general purpose and archive workloads.
Built-in security extends from silicon to software, factory to customer, with HPE Insight Lights Out 5.
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