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a White Paper by Marc Staimer, Dragon Slayer Consulting
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organic storage for cloud services

Your email service or SaaS application is successful but your storage is too expensive. See how you can reduce your cost by 50% and improve availability with Scality Organic Storage

You are providing a file or photo sharing service, or you need to backup thousands of servers? Scality Organic Storage helps you deliver reliability and performance for as little as 2c/GB/month

You are ready to deploy a private cloud? See how to make it simple and cost efficient with Scality

 

RING Organic Storage: storage for the petabyte scale

Scality’s RING Organic Storage is the ultimate solution for the storage of unstructured data at petabyte scale.  Scality RING is based on patented object storage technology, which delivers high availability, ease of operations and total control of your data. It is capable of handling billions of files, without the hassle of volume management or complex backup procedures.

The organic design creates a scale-out system with distributed intelligence which has no single point of failure. As a result, RING Organic Storage is resilient and self healing, and technology refreshes do not require any data migration or downtime.

Thanks to its parallel architecture, RING Organic Storage delivers very high performance, up to hundreds of thousands of random I/O per second and hundreds of GB/s of throughput.

Scality RING Organic Storage can be deployed on a variety of hardware and supports automatic tiering, so at every moment and for every use, you can build your storage on the best price in the market.

RING is typically used for private clouds (especially backup, video and file sharing, media archive, healthcare, genomics and geophysics), for public clouds (StaaS), for SaaS applications (webmail) and for Web 2.0 services.