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In its first few releases, QuantaStor established itself as a flexible, reliable network storage foundation to support traditional SAN\/NAS protocols for mass centralized storage, niche high-performance cloud-based workloads, and media-serving. We firmly believe that QuantaStor will be a game-changer for Open Source and heterogeneous networks everywhere. Consider the following:<\/p>\n
ZFS-on-Linux Integration<\/strong> \u2013 The launch of QuantaStor v3.6 with native support for ZFS-on-Linux (ZoL) added a number of advanced enterprise features like snapshots, compression, hybrid storage, and end-to-end checksums. The software-defined storage platform became a scale-out solution ideal for storage virtualization, cloud, and big data. In fact, with ZFS support for native SSD caching, QuantaStor can provide dedicated application performance, tunable by drive choices (SATA, SAS and Solid State) and ideal for boosting IOPs for high-throughput workloads.<\/p>\nEnterprise-grade Cloud Storage<\/strong> \u2013 As a storage appliance, the addition of QuantaGrid™ technology, Gluster, and Citrix Essentials integration to existing multi-tenancy features will make storage volume provisioning and administration of third-party applications even more seamless and effortless than before for storage admins or IT managers with highly-transactional uses-cases like database cluster storage.<\/p>\nElegant Open Storage Management<\/strong> \u2013 One of the biggest knocks against most commercial Open Storage platforms (Heck, Open Source, period.), has been the lack of a polished user-interface. Never fear, the web-based QuantaStor Manager console is here! It shines with web 2.0 development, and provides the rich experiences you would get from a desktop application. The same holds true for multi-system management. You can log into any node in the grid and see the same grid-wide single pane of glass that is enabled by the QuantaGrid federated management technology.<\/p>\n![\"Example](\"https:\/\/www.pogolinux.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/09\/blog_product-marketing-osnexus-image1.jpg\" "\\"blog_product-marketing-osnexus-image1\\"")
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QuantaStor Management Console Screenshots<\/em><\/p>\n<\/span>PogoStor – The Integrated ZFS on Linux Solution<\/span><\/h4>\nPogoStor combines the best open storage has to offer into a single package. ZFS on Linux?\u00a0Check! QuantaStor Software Defined Storage? Check! Pogo Linux expert support and open hardware? Check and check!<\/p>\n
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We are extremely excited about this product and the flexibility it brings to the storage market. Sometimes it takes a leap of faith to be first, but we\u2019ve got our eyes on the future of open storage — and the future looks bright.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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