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Open-E JovianDSS & VMware
Date: Jun 27, 2022
Check the key Open-E JovianDSS features that make it a perfect fit for hyper-converged and virtualized enterprise environments based on the VMware platform
Data Sheet
Language: English
Open-E JovianDSS On- and Off-site Data Protection
Date: Jan 20, 2020
Read the On- and Off-site Data Protection brochure to learn more aout the ultimate data protection.
Blog
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Software Update: Get Open-E JovianDSS up25
Date: Jul 3, 2018
The new update 25 for the ZFS-based Open-E JovianDSS has just been released and is now available on our webiste for download. Read this article to learn about the included …
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Data Safety Levels With On-& Off-Site Data Protection & HA Clustering
Date: Aug 01, 2017
The On- and Off-site Data Protection in Open-E JovianDSS Off-site Data Protection effectively prevents data loss and helps you to achieve maximum data security, especially in High Availability Cluster Setups. Automatic snapshots and asynchronous replication ensure consistent backup that keeps your data safe from theft, ransomware attacks or other disastrous events – with instant access and easy roll-back to previous versions in case of data loss.
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Two-node Hyper-converged Solution
Date: Feb 21, 2017
Generally speaking, Hyper-converged Storage is the combination of computing, networking and storage in one unified hardware platform. Using commodity HDDs and solid state drives, the Software-defined Infrastructure automatically takes care of the storage and virtualization. The hardware platform is normally based on cheap x86 hardware which can be easily and cost-effectively scaled to growing requirements for performance and storage space.
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On- & Off-site backup storage solutions with Open-E JovianDSS
Date: Nov 22, 2016
If you are looking for a solution to back up your data in an off-site location, look no further. With Open-E JovianDSS you can keep your business-critical data safe. As data is one of the most valuable cornerstones of modern businesses, and every company facing a 35% risk of bankruptcy if they don't have a Disaster Recovery plan, you shouldn’t go without one.
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Cloud Data Protection Service
Date: Dec 18, 2015
Open-E’s Cloud Data Protection Service offers continuous data safety and fast recovery of your data, provided by the MSP (Managed Service Provider) of your choice. No matter what kind and size of business you run, it will safeguard your company by protecting your files and allowing to restore them after data loss or corruption. No initial investment required, all technical matters taken care of by your MSP, steady and affordable monthly fee.
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Disaster Recovery for Fibre Channel with Synchronous Replication
Date: Jun 17, 2015
Disaster Recovery is one of the most essential strategies for securing lost data against disasters. It includes all processes and procedures that are performed in order to prevent large failures and to avoid the consequences by keeping copies of data. With a consistent strategy, you are able to quickly recover business-critical files and applications of your IT infrastructure - ensuring business continuity and minimization of data loss.
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Disaster Recovery for NAS with Synchronous Replication
Date: Jun 16, 2015
Disaster Recovery is one of the most essential strategies for securing lost data against disasters. It includes all processes and procedures that are performed in order to prevent large failures and to avoid the consequences by keeping copies of data. With a consistent strategy, you are able to quickly recover business-critical files and applications of your IT infrastructure - ensuring business continuity and minimization of data loss.
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NFS Failover
Date: Jun 16, 2015
High Availability through Failover is crucial for many companies. Despite using high-quality hardware and superior connections, still any server can crash, leading to data loss. Providing High Availability can be tricky, but fortunately Open-E DSS V7 is able to work with a second node. It keeps data redundant and when aware of the original node’s failure, the redundant node continues serving clients; effectively replacing the missing node. This process is commonly known as Failover.