Storage as a Service
Reliable and easy-to-use OpenStack cloud block storage and SSD-based S3-compatible object storage designed for your demanding workloads.
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With Ceph, the premier open-source technology, you can manage high-volume, industrial-scale settings while maintaining cluster scalability and service reliability
As compared to traditional spinning disks, NVMe drives accelerate the performance and speed upto 10 times, resulting in an enhanced upgrade in IOPS
Readily create scalable cloud storage volumes and safeguard it via built-in replication and detach and attach volumes instantly within seconds
Our cloud storage automates file management for any computing device; hence data can be moved between different storage media during business operations
Manage data effectively across storage tiers for long term retention or short-term backup, and harness the benefits to meet stringent compliance requirements
Our innovative SDS (Software-Defined Storage) system and high-performance object storage boosts data processing at each stage of the data lifecycle
Protect long-term viability of data by replicating it on three separate drives and across several servers, surpassing standard RAID system
Scale up or down volumes and move data from one instance to another within the same region instantaneously
We host, secure, manage, maintain, and guarantee uninterrupted access to the servers, ensuring your data availability, while our PCI DSS certified services ensure a fault-proof process
Our object storage stores all data on multiple storage devices, and our block storage is backed by high-speed NVMe enterprise SSDs, offering data throughput to your instances
Use object storage for AI and Big Data businesses to create value from corporate data, handle large amounts of unstructured data, and only pay for what you use
Store data such as videos, images, documents on object storage as it is based on S3 protocol, and is ideal for hosting and deploying content-based applications
Supports to save data after instance or cluster deletion as Kubernetes Kapsule automatically uses block storage when you create persistent volumes
As databases require a lot of IOPS, block storage is exemplary for storing them, and you can also increase volumes as your organization scales
Expand and divide your storage space available on the instances when your local volumes are nearly overflowing and access each volume as a different file
With high-end AMD EPYC vCPUs and local NVMe SSD storage, host your recurring or one-time high computing workloads for parallel computing or data manipulation
How businesses across the global have scaled exponentially using Ace Cloud solutions
