Arcitecta, a creative and innovative data management software company, today announced it has partnered with Wasabi Technologies, the hot cloud storage company, enabling organizations to seamlessly and transparently integrate Wasabi’s cloud storage into their workflows. Arcitecta’s flagship product, Mediaflux, acts as a gateway, allowing users to access Wasabi cloud storage and all their data regardless of where it resides through one unified view to drive informed decision-making, greater insights and business value.
While integrating cloud storage into an organization’s workflow can offer many advantages, such as improved scalability, accessibility, and collaboration, it can be challenging with concerns around data security, compliance, migration, compatibility, performance, latency and data governance.
Data management across multiple environments presents more complexity. Storing data on-premises and in private or public clouds creates silos, making it difficult to have a unified view of the data. In addition, ensuring that data remains consistent and synchronized across different environments is complicated, especially when updates occur simultaneously in multiple locations.
Arcitecta addresses these issues, making it easy for organizations to integrate Wasabi’s cloud storage into workflows. The Wasabi cloud appears as any other storage managed by Mediaflux.
Mediaflux enables customers to use any mix of storage technologies to best meet their requirements, whether on-premises, in a public or private cloud, or a hybrid of both. Users have a global view of all data, no matter what storage it is on, with identity and policy-based access controls. Intelligent data placement and movement ensure that data is consistently available in the appropriate location and at the required time. Additionally, seamless data tiering enables cost-effective data storage, allowing users to optimize their storage and save money.
Pricing and Availability
Pricing for the joint Mediaflux and Wasabi offering is predictable, transparent and straightforward, unlike other cloud and storage providers’ pricing structures. Mediaflux licensing is decoupled from the volume of data stored so organizations can affordably scale storage needs to hundreds of petabytes without the financial strain typically associated with such vast capacities. Wasabi customers only pay one low rate for capacity, with no hidden or egress fees.
The offering is available now and can be purchased through Arcitecta’s Mediaflux channels. Wasabi cloud storage can be purchased online at a per TB rate per month.
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Arcitecta Partners with Wasabi Technologies
Arcitecta, a creative and innovative data management software company, today announced it has partnered with Wasabi Technologies, the hot cloud storage company, enabling organizations to seamlessly and transparently integrate Wasabi’s cloud storage into their workflows. Arcitecta’s flagship product, Mediaflux, acts as a gateway, allowing users to access Wasabi cloud storage and all their data regardless of where it resides through one unified view to drive informed decision-making, greater insights and business value.
While integrating cloud storage into an organization’s workflow can offer many advantages, such as improved scalability, accessibility, and collaboration, it can be challenging with concerns around data security, compliance, migration, compatibility, performance, latency and data governance.
Data management across multiple environments presents more complexity. Storing data on-premises and in private or public clouds creates silos, making it difficult to have a unified view of the data. In addition, ensuring that data remains consistent and synchronized across different environments is complicated, especially when updates occur simultaneously in multiple locations.
Arcitecta addresses these issues, making it easy for organizations to integrate Wasabi’s cloud storage into workflows. The Wasabi cloud appears as any other storage managed by Mediaflux.
Mediaflux enables customers to use any mix of storage technologies to best meet their requirements, whether on-premises, in a public or private cloud, or a hybrid of both. Users have a global view of all data, no matter what storage it is on, with identity and policy-based access controls. Intelligent data placement and movement ensure that data is consistently available in the appropriate location and at the required time. Additionally, seamless data tiering enables cost-effective data storage, allowing users to optimize their storage and save money.
Pricing and Availability
Pricing for the joint Mediaflux and Wasabi offering is predictable, transparent and straightforward, unlike other cloud and storage providers’ pricing structures. Mediaflux licensing is decoupled from the volume of data stored so organizations can affordably scale storage needs to hundreds of petabytes without the financial strain typically associated with such vast capacities. Wasabi customers only pay one low rate for capacity, with no hidden or egress fees.
The offering is available now and can be purchased through Arcitecta’s Mediaflux channels. Wasabi cloud storage can be purchased online at a per TB rate per month.
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