Scality Ecosystem & Application Partners
Scality and Nasuni.
Nasuni's File Data Platform with Scality as the back end. Branch sites read and write at LAN speed against local caches, while file versions and immutability live on the storage layer.
the problem
Files have to be fast at every site and consistent across all of them.
Branch users want local-LAN speed. The organization needs one authoritative version of each file. Traditional NAS does not stretch across sites, and sync products drift.
- Per-site NAS fragments the file estate and multiplies operations.
- Sync products trade authority for performance, or the reverse.
- Ransomware needs versioned files an attacker cannot overwrite.
- Cloud-only file conflicts with data-residency requirements.
the joint solution
Nasuni Edge with a Scality back end.
Nasuni Edge appliances cache active files locally per site. Scality RING holds the namespace centrally. Files written through Nasuni land in RING as objects, with versioning preserved.
- One global namespace from a single Scality cluster, fed by site-local Nasuni caches.
- Object versioning lets any file roll back without a backup-restore window.
- Capacity grows by adding Scality nodes; reach grows by adding edges.
- Runs entirely on-prem when residency matters.
joint solution benefits
What Nasuni on Scality delivers.
One file space across sites.
UniFS gives every location the same file system. Scality is the canonical store; the edges cache locally for performance.
Object-versioned file recovery.
Each save becomes a new object version. Recover any file or share to any point in time without a backup restore window.
Scale by adding edges.
Add Nasuni edges for sites, add Scality nodes for capacity. Neither side forces a re-architecture of the other.
On-prem for sovereign estates.
UniFS plus Scality runs entirely on-prem across multiple data centers under one administrative domain.
Joint architecture
How Nasuni runs on Scality.
Workloads flow through the partner integration and land on the Scality data layer.














