Scality Extended Partnership With Veeam

Scality, Inc. announces an expanded partnership with Veeam Software, Inc.

Working together, both companies have fine-tuned Scality’s RING software-defined storage with Veeam Cloud Tier, reducing long-term retention costs and making the scale-out backup repository capacity virtually infinite, thereby simplifying storage management, and allowing for much faster restore times due to low latency network access to object storage.                 

Software-defined RING meets the challenges of petabyte-scale backup. It turns any standard x86 server into Web-scale storage that keeps data without limits, with efficiency and reliability, guaranteed – all while reducing costs by as much as 90% over legacy systems.

Deployed by more than 200PB-scale customers around the world, RING features native file protocols and a high-fidelity S3-compatible API, data encryption, volume and bucket data protection, data-restorative versioning, extended location control for data sovereignty and DR geo-replication for customers requiring data protection.

“Many enterprises across the globe – even smaller hubs and remote branch offices – are looking to cloud architectures to lower backup and DR costs,” said Ken Ringdahl, VP of global alliance architecture, Veeam. “Our ability to further support software-defined architectures like Scality through Veeam Cloud Tier gives our customers and service providers the competence to integrate with broader architectures. In the end, we’re able to deliver a simple and effective solution while still ensuring a lower TCO without proprietary hardware platform lock-in.“

“Petabyte-scale backups present unique challenges, and using Scality RING software-defined storage as the backup repository for Veeam overcomes them,” said Michelle Rockler, Scality’s VP of strategic alliances. “The value proposition is simple: easy, fast, resilient backups that are there when you need them and are just as easy and fast to restore. With Scality RING and the power of Veeam in tandem, you achieve goal one: that all backups are byte-for-byte accurate and easily restored over multiple drives and systems.“