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Next-Generation Enterprise File Storage Solutions

Discover the cutting-edge enterprise file storage solution provided by Serverwala. Our software-defined storage empowers you to seamlessly connect your critical business applications and services to a high-performance file storage service. Serverwala delivers an unparalleled solution that integrates Cloud Storage Management software. Experience the synergy of industry-leading technologies, ensuring that your enterprise receives a best-in-class file storage solution.

Our Enterprise File Storage is the ideal choice for enterprises seeking reliable file shares and robust storage solutions for their IT applications. Whether you require seamless integration for your existing infrastructure or need to execute lift-and-shift scenarios, our enterprise file storage solution has you covered.

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Intel Xeon E-2174G

$ 20 / Month
  • CPU:
  • 1
  • RAM:
  • 1 GB
  • Disk space:
  • 10 GB SSD
  • Unlimited Transfer:
  • Bandwidth:
  • 100 Mbps

Intel Xeon E-2174G

$ 20 / Month
  • CPU:
  • 1
  • RAM:
  • 1 GB
  • Disk space:
  • 10 GB SSD
  • Unlimited Transfer:
  • Bandwidth:
  • 100 Mbps

Intel Xeon E-2174G

$ 20 / Month
  • CPU:
  • 1
  • RAM:
  • 1 GB
  • Disk space:
  • 10 GB SSD
  • Unlimited Transfer:
  • Bandwidth:
  • 100 Mbps

Intel Xeon E-2174G

$ 20 / Month
  • CPU:
  • 1
  • RAM:
  • 1 GB
  • Disk space:
  • 10 GB SSD
  • Unlimited Transfer:
  • Bandwidth:
  • 100 Mbps

What Are the Elements of an Enterprise Cloud Strategy?

Public Cloud

Public cloud refers to cloud computing services that are readily accessible to anyone on demand. Leading providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) offer these services. They empower users to swiftly deploy cloud computing instances as required. For instance, within AWS, users can instantly configure a Virtual Machine (VM) with Linux OS and MySQL, adjusting its capacity as workload fluctuates. Public cloud platforms typically employ a usage-based pricing model, charging fees according to consumption and time, such as one dollar per hour for a VM instance. These platforms revolutionize scalability and cost-effectiveness in modern computing environments.

Private Cloud

A private cloud utilizes a cloud computing software architecture but is hosted within a dedicated data center or a customer-controlled co-location facility. From a user's perspective, it operates similarly to a public cloud, allowing the provisioning of virtual machines (VMs) and storage on-demand in real time. However, the underlying physical infrastructure is privately owned and managed. This approach enables organizations to leverage the advantages of cloud computing while adhering to their on-premises security and compliance policies. Private clouds offer the flexibility and agility of the cloud, along with the ability to fine-tune performance to meet specific requirements, surpassing the capabilities of public cloud platforms.

Hybrid Cloud

A hybrid cloud is a strategic approach that combines the benefits of public and private clouds, providing organizations with greater flexibility, scalability, and control over their data and applications. With a hybrid cloud, businesses can leverage the on-demand resources and scalability of public cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, while also maintaining sensitive data and critical workloads in a secure private cloud or on-premises infrastructure. This allows for seamless integration between the two environments, enabling data and applications to flow between public and private clouds as needed, optimizing performance, cost-efficiency, and data privacy.

Multicloud

Multi-cloud refers to the strategic use of multiple cloud computing services from different providers, such as AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and others, within a single organization. This approach offers organizations the flexibility to choose the best services from each provider based on their specific needs, avoiding vendor lock-in and maximizing their cloud capabilities. By leveraging multiple cloud providers, businesses can distribute workloads, optimize performance, and enhance resilience and disaster recovery. Additionally, multi-cloud enables organizations to tap into specialized services, take advantage of competitive pricing, and ensure compliance with specific geographic or regulatory requirements.

Uninterrupted Availability

Built on robust ONTAP technology and featuring an active-active architecture, our solution is tailored to meet the needs of even the most critical operations. Your data is replicated across two servers located in separate racks within the same data center, ensuring uninterrupted availability.

Effortless Snapshot Management

With our Enterprise File Storage, managing snapshots is a breeze. Easily create and control your snapshots with just a few clicks, and take advantage of the automatic and customizable deployment method. Safeguard your data with ease, knowing you have a reliable first-level backup in place.

Who Uses an Enterprise Cloud?

The adoption of an Enterprise Cloud platform is prevalent among companies in various industries.

Healthcare organizations

are embracing the Enterprise Cloud to enhance data management and ensure the security of patient information.

Retail businesses

are leveraging the Enterprise Cloud to optimize operations and improve customer experiences.

Financial organizations

are adopting the Enterprise Cloud to streamline transactions and enhance operational efficiency.

Manufacturing companies

are utilizing the Enterprise Cloud to enable agile production processes and enhance scalability.

Federal agencies

are leveraging the Enterprise Cloud to ensure robust and secure solutions for critical operations.

What is an Enterprise Cloud?

An enterprise cloud is a comprehensive cloud computing solution tailored specifically for the needs of large organizations. A Cloud for an Enterprise provides a robust and flexible infrastructure that enables businesses to effectively manage and scale their operations while ensuring security, reliability, and cost-efficiency.

At its core, an enterprise cloud offers a centralized platform where businesses can deploy, manage, and access a wide range of cloud-based resources, including virtual machines, storage, databases, and applications. This centralized approach streamlines operations, enhances collaboration, and facilitates seamless integration across different departments and business units.

An enterprise cloud is a powerful tool that empowers organizations to harness the full potential of cloud computing. It offers scalability, security, and efficiency, allowing businesses to focus on their core competencies while leveraging the latest technologies to drive innovation, agility, and growth. Embrace the transformative capabilities of an enterprise cloud and elevate your organization to new heights of success.

How Does it Work?

Experience the flexibility of our server as it can be installed and deployed on-premise, transforming your infrastructure into a private enterprise file-sharing server. Unlock a range of modern file sharing features that complement existing functionalities like locally mapped drives, on-demand synchronization, and file locking. With Serverwala, your business gains access to:

Seamless Active Directory Integration

Leverage your existing identities and home shares from Active Directory effortlessly. The Windows operating system natively verifies existing NTFS permissions for files and folders, simplifying access management.

Multi-Cloud Compatibility

Create a secure sync and share solution by leveraging popular object storage platforms such as Amazon, Azure, OpenStack Swift, and more. Enjoy the flexibility of choosing the cloud provider that aligns with your business requirements.

Fine-Grained Folder Permissions

Achieve granular control over folder permissions that mirror NTFS permissions or can be created independently. Define distinct access levels for folders at various levels within the directory structure, ensuring data security.

Effortless Large File Transfer

Utilize the seamless Outlook integration to transfer large files conveniently. Send web links via email, enabling recipients to access and download files with ease.

Collaborative Co-Editing

Experience the power of collaboration with Serverwala's integration with Office 365. Enable web-based co-editing and co-authoring of documents, enhancing teamwork and productivity.

Mobile Accessibility

Simplify remote access to file servers from a wide range of devices, including mobile devices, PCs, Macs, and browsers. Stay connected and productive, regardless of your location.

Benefits of Next-Generation Enterprise File Storage Solutions

Serverwala offers a comprehensive solution that overcomes the limitations of traditional file server access and cloud file sharing platforms. By harnessing the strengths of both, it provides the following benefits:

Efficient Online Backup

Ensure the safety of your data with cloud backup and robust version control. The on-demand sync feature minimizes storage and bandwidth consumption, optimizing resource usage.

Robust Security Measures

Experience enhanced security with full support for file locking from the cloud. Enjoy the flexibility to encrypt remote agent caches and revoke remote agent access privileges through a centralized management console, bolstering data protection.

Versatile VPN Replacements

Serverwala serves as a viable alternative to various services, including VPN, DFS, FTP, Dropbox, Box, SharePoint, ShareFile, Anchor, Egnyte, and more. Consolidate your solutions and streamline your workflow.

Centralized Control and Monitoring

Effortlessly manage permissions and access control through the integration of NTFS permissions, Active Directory users, and drive mappings. Utilize advanced reports and conduct usage audits on file-sharing activities from a centralized management console, ensuring compliance and visibility.

Simplified Remote Access

Experience seamless and simplified remote access from a range of devices, including iOS/Android/PC/Mac/Windows Phone/Windows RT mobile devices. Stay connected and productive from any location, on any device.

Cost Optimization

Reduce management costs associated with servers and VPNs. Avoid manual file and folder replication expenses and eliminate the need for recreating NTFS permissions, resulting in significant cost savings.

Seamless Integration

Integrate our solution seamlessly into your existing file-based enterprise networks and workflow environments. Preserve your current infrastructure investments while enhancing functionality.

Flexible and Effortless Setup

Choose from a range of implementation options that align with your specific needs. Benefit from an easy and streamlined setup process, minimizing disruption and ensuring a smooth transition.

FAQ's

What is enterprise file storage?
Enterprise file storage is a centralized repository for business information that offers functions such as data management, protection, and sharing. It establishes connections to computer systems to facilitate these operations effectively.
What is the difference between enterprise storage and cloud storage?
Enterprise storage refers to data storage solutions deployed within a company's own on-premises data center, while cloud storage refers to solutions provided by a third-party service provider and accessed over the internet.
Can you provide an example of an enterprise storage option?
Examples of enterprise storage options include external HDDs that require a physical connection to a desktop or laptop, and SSDs that use cables or an M.2 port on the motherboard. Another example is direct-attached storage (DAS), which allows quick access to storage on a computer but is less flexible compared to other methods.
How does enterprise storage work?
Enterprise storage works by acting as a centralized repository for business information. It provides a shared resource for data sharing, management, and protection through connections to other computer systems. These storage systems are designed to handle heavy workloads of critical business information.
What is enterprise used for?
In the context of business, an enterprise refers to a business organization. The term "enterprise" is used to describe companies that have multiple locations, levels, departments, or divisions that collaborate to achieve company goals and objectives.
What can I do with my Enterprise File Storage?
With Enterprise File Storage, you can interconnect multiple services to your NetApp® Cloud Volume, enabling access to all your crucial data. Additionally, you can store data from virtual machines hosted on your dedicated server(s) using this storage solution.
What is the backup policy for Enterprise File Storage?
Customers are responsible for managing their own backup solution and policy for Enterprise File Storage. However, our solution performs a daily backup of your service to a remote server for resiliency and security. In the event of a failure or attack, our cloud can restore data from the previous day. Restoration requests are available as a paid service option if needed.
Where is Enterprise File Storage available?
Enterprise File Storage is available in multiple locations, including Roubaix, Strasbourg, Frankfurt, and Beauharnois. This ensures accessibility for users in different regions.
Where can I find documentation to get started with Enterprise File Storage?
Comprehensive documentation and step-by-step guides for Enterprise File Storage can be found in the provided documentation. It contains all the information you need to get started and make the most of the storage solution.

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