Best Storage as a Service (STaaS) Solutions include:
AT&T Synaptic Storage as a Service, Lyve Cloud, from Seagate, and Zadara Cloud Platform.
Storage as a Service (STaaS) Solutions Overview
Storage as a Service (STaaS) Products
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Bell Integrator offers the Bell.One Storage as a Service, for on demand object storage for rapid backup, delivery, and access supporting per monthly pricing for individuals, SMBs, and large enterprises.
Storage as a Service from Hitachi Vantara (STaaS) is described by the vendor as a public cloud experience and alternative to leasing or purchasing storage, delivered as a fully managed, end-to-end storage infrastructure that is flexible and agile.
The Zadara Cloud Platform, from Zadara in Irvine, provides enterprise storage as a service (STaaS), providing block storage, object storage, or file (NAS) storage in the cloud. Zadara's features include snapshots, replication, multi-zone high availability, online volume migration,…
DataBank Storage as a Service is described by the vendor as a fit for colocation customers who require additional storage capacity and a fast, efficient way to increase it. DataBank Storage as a Service removes the financial burdens of expanding storage clusters and enhances security…
Storage appliance specialist Quantum offers Storage-as-a-Service (STaaS), to provide the benefits of Quantum products and solutions with cloud-like simplicity via a pay-per-use subscription service. The vendor states users will achieve better uptime via proactive monitoring and analysis…
Seagate's Lyve Cloud is an S3 storage as a service for multicloud environments, available at the metro edge.
NetApp Keystone is a storage as a service designed to allow companies to lessen the complexities associated with IT infrastructure and lifecycle management. The vendor states that Keystone gives IT buyers a clear, easy-to-understand path forward for managing IT, giving employees…
Lenovo TruScale Infrastructure Services includes Lenovo experts who design the user's system to unique business requirements with custom scoping, training, and data and workload migration services so users can adjust as needs evolve.
TechCentral and TechCentral Omnicore, from Henry Schein One, is a hardware-as-a-service solution for dentistry practices, a suite of solutions designed to supply dentrist practices with the networking equipment, workstations, and disk storage they need to run their practices.
HPE GreenLake is a fully managed on-premises solution that lets users avoid the costs and risks of moving data to and from the cloud while meeting compliance and regulatory requirements for privacy and data sovereignty. With it, users can offload monitoring and management of on-premises…
AT&T;'s Synaptic Storage as a Service is a cloud backup and recovery option.