SoftNAS® Cloud NAS on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)

Buurst’s SoftNAS Cloud NAS Cost-effective storage solution for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) users in terms of security, performance, and high availability. Buurst offers the right blend of price and performance for RHEL workloads and applications in the cloud and never charges extra for storage capacity.

 

Why Cloud NAS on RHEL?

Red Hat customers can now rapidly deploy SoftNAS on RHEL, enabling millions of Red Hat users to operate a cloud-native NAS on their company-wide standard operating system. SoftNAS on RHEL provides a high-performance, affordable, and highly available storage solution for Red Hat customers.

Manage Overall Red Hat Cloud Storage Costs with SoftNAS

Enterprises select Red Hat Enterprise Linux for standardization because of its enterprise-class software hardening and quality of support. SoftNAS is now available on this leading Linux platform to help organizations gain additional storage agility and flexibility while reducing storage costs compared to traditional storage hardware.

SoftNAS running on RHEL can help you manage overall storage costs. Most NAS storage providers charge based on data capacity, further increasing cost. SoftNAS offers the right blend of price and performance for RHEL workloads and applications in the cloud and never charges extra for storage capacity.

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Expand Red Hat Enterprise Linux with SoftNAS

SoftNAS on RHEL provides the high level of consistent performance that enterprise applications rely on.

SoftNAS helps DevOps and enterprise IT departments supercharge their infrastructure for optimum business agility, performance, and high availability.

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Performance

Increase data performance without expanding storage required

  • Multiple Storage Types
  • Striping Disks
  • Private Storage
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    Availability

    Patented solution backed by aNo Storage Downtime Guarantee SLA

    • Data Duplication across Zones

    • Cross Zone HA with Automatic Failover

    • 99.999% uptime

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    Cost Management

    Save 30-80% by reducing the amount of data to store

    • Enable Block Storage

    • Data Deduplication & Compression

    SoftNAS running on RHEL can help you manage overall storage costs. Most NAS storage providers charge based on data capacity, further increasing cost. SoftNAS offers the right blend of price and performance for RHEL workloads and applications in the cloud and never charges extra for storage capacity.

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    “Commercially supported solutions such as the SoftNAS Cloud are an important part of Red Hat’s ecosystem aimed at accelerating customer adoption in the cloud. The expertise and storage software innovation that SoftNAS brings to our joint customers is a welcomed addition to the Red Hat Connect for Technology Partners program,”

    Mike Werner, Senior Director, Global Technology Partner Programs, Red Hat.

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    Buurst offers SoftNAS Free Trial on RHEL

    Download the SoftNAS script for RHEL platform to get started. 

      Recommended minimum system requirements

      No. of vCPU – 4

      Memory – 16 GB

      Storage – 250 GB

      Operating System – RHEL-8.6

      For new installations, a fresh RHEL-8.6 OS is required for the RHEL SoftNAS Installer to successfully complete.

      RHEL SoftNAS Installation Steps

      Download the Script

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      SoftNAS was a good fit for us because while we’re on-premises, we wanted something that was performant, flexible, and scalable… and lend themselves to being moved and implemented in the cloud.”

      Jerry Nihen, Sr Systems Engineer, CMG Financial
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      Cloud Storage: Delivering on a performance priority

      One of the top priorities for Cloud architects is achieving high performance from applications. As we move more applications to the cloud, CPU, RAM, and fast networks are plentiful. However, storage rises to the top of the list as the cause for Cloud application bottlenecks.