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Red Hat announces a portfolio that complements Red Hat Ceph Storage, already Inktank Ceph Enterprise, and Red Hat Gluster Storage, former Red Hat Storage Server. This offer helps companies manage workloads current and emerging data storage with open source software and hardware standards

Red Hat announces the availability of a portfolio of software-defined open and unified storage that complements Red Hat Ceph Storage, already Inktank Ceph Enterprise, and Red Hat Gluster Storage, former Red Hat Storage Server.

This offer helps companies manage workloads current and emerging data storage with open source software and hardware standards. The announcement represents a milestone in the path of Red Hat aimed at bringing the storage software-defined in the company, which began with the acquisition of Gluster in October 2011, and continued with that of Inktank, provider Ceph, in May 2014. The product developed by Inktank exceeded quality processes and is now a fully supported Red Hat solution, called Red Hat Storage Ceph.

Red Hat Gluster Storage and Red Hat Ceph Storage solutions are software-defined open source storage scale-out that run on commodity hardware and are based on programmable architectures. However, each is suitable for different types of workloads, offering unique advantages and attractive to the corporate client. Validated to work with software and hardware solutions of the main partners, the range of solutions Storage assures customers that their storage workloads are optimized for open storage software-defined.

Red Hat Gluster Storage virtualization is suitable for , analysis and workload sharing and synchronization, while Red Hat Ceph Storage is ideal for workloads such as OpenStack cloud infrastructure. Both operate activities of archives and rich media, providing customers maximum choice and the best combination for their storage requirements.

“The range of products Red Hat Storage and vision storage open software- defined can really help enterprises to manage storage for existing workloads and emerging cloud infrastructure evolving, as OpenStack “ says Ranga Rangachari, vice president and general manager, Storage and Big Data company.

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