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CloudByte is the leading vendor of software defined storage software and appliances. CloudByte ElastiStor offers enterprise grade unified storage with granular QoS policies and true multi-tenancy as it’s core features.

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Jan 2, 2017

Storage QoS is a Must-Have. Now, What?

We’ve been talking about it and now the experts do too

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Nov 10, 2015

CloudByte and SanDisk Deliver All-Flash Software-Defined Storage

CloudByte has recently stretched the upper end of the all-flash array market by introducing the ESA-A1000. The new all-flash array is comprised of CloudByte’s containerized software-defined storage solution, ElastiStor…

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May 9, 2013

EMC in the Software Defined Storage Arena… A Welcome Step!

Whew, what a day! The storage media has been set into an overdrive with EMC throwing itself into the software-defined storage (SDS) race. We are excited by this development and welcome the industry leader as it recognizes the…

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Mar 18, 2013

All-Flash Storage ≠ Storage QoS

We’ve seen a lot of confusion around all-flash storage arrays and how it’s the only solution to the storage QoS problem. Forget about being the only solution, all-flash storage arrays cannot even be counted among the few storage QoS solutions available today. In Short…

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Feb 18, 2013

Requirements of Multi-Tenant Storage

Recently, I was invited to spend some time with the CloudStack Bangalore user group and I loved the energy in the room. Giles Sirett (from ShapeBlue) talked about the eco-system that is needed to build an AWS style cloud and how CloudStack can help. His experiences…

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Dec 6, 2012

Software-Defined Storage (SDS): What does it really mean?

It is now widely acknowledged that software-defined data-centers are the future, with their benefits well understood. Everything appears to be software-defined these days from servers and switches to storage. With many storage…

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Nov 25, 2012

What Do Cloud Service Providers Need to Compete with Amazon Web Services?

This article was originally published in Cloudstory.in on Nov 23, 2012.

With its recent announcement of IOPS provisioning, Amazon has once again leapfrogged ahead of its…

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Sep 19, 2012

Storage vision: How does CloudByte stack up?

Storage industry went through a lot of technology advancements in the late nineties when NAS and SAN got popular. This was followed by a relatively quiet period for over a decade, marked with incremental innovations such as logical volumes and…