Flexible
The IO Engine supports random and sequential IO profiles across various storage tiers to meet business SLAs.
Cohesity SpanFS consolidates data silos, supports multiple use cases, and simplifies data management by providing industry-standard, globally-distributed NFS, SMB, and S3 protocols on a single platform.
The IO Engine supports random and sequential IO profiles across various storage tiers to meet business SLAs.
A unique metadata store based on a consistent and distributed NoSQL store offers unmatched scale and performance.
B+ tree architecture provides distributed metadata structure for unlimited snapshots with no performance impact.
Consolidate and manage backups, files, objects, dev/test, and analytics data on a hyperscale platform that spans from core, edge, and cloud.
Start with as few as three nodes and grow limitlessly on-prem or in the cloud—and pay as you grow.
Automate global indexing with powerful and actionable wildcard searches for any VM, file, or object.
Ensure data resiliency at scale thanks to strict consistency across nodes within a cluster.
Help reduce your data footprint with global, variable-length dedupe across workloads and protocols.
Interoperate seamlessly with all leading public clouds and the Cohesity Data Cloud multicloud data platform.
Read and write to the same data volume with simultaneous multiprotocol access for NFS, SMB, and S3.
Eastern Company reached an RPO of 1-2 hours, with over 85% faster data recovery times with Cohesity.
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A distributed file system (DFS) is a file system that spans across multiple file servers or locations, such as file servers situated in different physical places. Files are accessible just as if they were stored locally, from any device and from anywhere on the network. A DFS makes it convenient to share information and files among users on a network in a controlled and authorized way.
These are the most common DFS implementations:
The benefits of a distributed file system (DFS) are: