Unified Storage

Unify your storage with Quobyte – one storage system for all workloads.

Finally, a monumental software-defined storage solution that’s powerful in solidarity. True unified storage.

Based on our experience guiding customers to the storage solution that best fits their needs, we found that admins want a more modern unified storage system that simplifies their overall IT strategy. They don’t want aging, monolithic system architectures built around data silos that prevent easy accessibility between users and applications. They want an uncomplicated, solidified solution. What they want is a truly unified storage solution.

Quobyte’s distributed file system allows you to consolidate all of your data onto a single platform allowing users to access the same file from any interface, thus giving you the ease of managing one, uncomplex system. Whether it’s Linux, Object(S3), NFS, Windows, or Hadoop, Quobyte offers broad platform support so you can quickly and easily ingest data from your existing systems.

File and Object in the Same Namespace

See how your files can be both files and objects with Quobyte

Unified Storage Benefits

All interfaces

All interfaces, one namespace: Share and access the same data through all interfaces: Linux (POSIX), Windows, macOS, NFS v3 and v4, Object Storage (S3), Hadoop / HDFS, MPI-IO, TensorFlow.

Enables collaboration

Share data for better collaboration, less copies and better resource utilization.

File and Object in the same namespace

Single namespace for file and object for seamless data sharing between the two protocols. No more silos for object and file.

Kill the silos

Run all workloads on one cluster, reduce silos: Quobyte provides excellent performance for random IO, throughput and small file workloads. Quobyte combines flash and HDD so you can deliver the best price and performance for all applications.

State-of-the-art security

Simplify security with shared access control: ACLs are automatically translated between interfaces. You manage a single set of ACLs per file, which can be modified via any interface and is enforced for all access. No security nightmare with diverging ACLs by interface.