DIAWAY partnered with LizardFS, to integrate DIAWAY hardware and equipment solutions for endpoint and container workloads into LizardFS’s software-defined storage.
DIAWAY, a big-data storage and networking integrator, announced the partnership with LizardFS, a software-defined storage provider. This partnership allows organizations to deploy DIAWAY’s complete offering for various use cases with LizardFS software-defined storage.
Advance hardware and financial analytics approach
DIAWAY’s Techonomics optimize, maintain, and scale workloads deployed on LizardFS via using advanced hardware and financial analytics. Aleksandr Ragel, managing partner, and co-founder at DIAWAY, talked about the partnership, saying,
Aleksandr Ragel, managing partner, and co-founder, DIAWAY
“Demand for different storage solutions, optimal for specific tasks, is on the rise and strong. A justifiable portion of this demand may leverage LizardFS capabilities, and we are proud to integrate our signature storage hardware and design in LizardFS software-defined storage infrastructure.
Demand for different storage solutions, optimal for specific tasks, is on the rise and strong. A justifiable portion of this demand may leverage LizardFS capabilities, and we are proud to integrate our signature storage hardware and design in LizardFS software-defined storage infrastructure. This partnership ensures that LizardFS customers can benefit from proven cost-efficiency, reliability, and performance.”
Building storage solutions on multiple servers are possible by LizardFS. It scales vertically and horizontally by a single drive or a single node that allows users to have up to exabytes of data. In addition to this, organizations can also leverage DIAWAY-powered LizardFS File Storage Solution for Elasticsearch Storage, Genome Research, Geological and Geophysical data, and General-Purpose File Storage.
Seda Nur Cinar is the news editor of the Cloud7 News. With more than 8 years of Linux and cloud experience, Seda is a Linux and opensource enthusiast, security researcher and a web application developer.
