Here it is! The latest version of the Syneto Storage Operating System has arrived. You can update to version 2.11 straight form the interface. If you don’t have Storage OS yet, which you should, there’s a fully featured free version, which can manage up to 1 TB of data, ready for download here. At Syneto, we’re trying to run a different kind of business, one that truly listens to the [...]
There’s a question which we’re often asked here at Syneto: Isn’t Storage OS powered with Illumos, with the ZFS filesystem comparable to a Linux powered storage system with Logical Volume Manager, RAID protection and the Ext4 filesystem? Frankly, no. And this is not just marketing talk. In this article we’ll study the technical feature differences that set Storage OS apart from a Linux data storage solution. RAIDz There’s a bunch [...]
It’s here! What? you ask. Why the latest version of Syneto Storage OS of course. Version 2.10 of Storage OS brings a lot of new features, the addition of High Avalability (HA) clustering and a bunch of fixes. We’ll discuss all this and more in this article. Support for VMware vCenter/ESX 5.1 You already know that Storage OS is the best way to store your VM data, so we always [...]
We think limits are there to be broken. It is the only way to take you chances and step forward beyond physical and technological barriers. These are just the values we’ve used to build Syneto products. It’s also why we’re 100% behind anyone who tries to go the extra mile and achieve something great. Alberto Brunisso, a 40 year old Italian, is just such a man. When we found out [...]
There are many challenges on the road to creating the most user-friendly and feature-packed data storage system. At Syneto, every new release brings us closer to this ultimate goal. In this article we’ll be talking about the latest features we’ve added. Smooth-talk aside, here’s the juicy stuff: Asynchronous destroy of folders, virtual disks and backups Building on the strong usability of Syneto Storage, we’ve created a transparent way of “destroying” [...]
