DISTRIBUTED S3 SELECT: USING SQL TO QUERY DATA IN AN S3 OBJECT
Posted by Gary Ogasawara on February 27, 2022

It’s common knowledge that the growth rate of created data is increasing and that there is a distinction between unstructured data like an image where the data is treated as a single entity or blob and structured data where the data is formatted such as CSV, JSON, or Parquet. What’s less well-known is that though there is more unstructured data currently, structured data is growing in volume and importance.

How DevOps Teams Use S3 Storage
Posted by Henry Golas on February 25, 2022
Anytime a technology improvement has been readily available for consumption, a paradigm shift has followed. This holds true for all technology milestones: everything from easily accessible personal computers and spreadsheets to cloud computing models and application development practices. Yesterday, we had dedicated application development/quality assurance teams for coding, and dedicated operational teams for deploying monolithic ... Read More

S3 Replication: A Practical Guide
Posted by Henry Golas on February 9, 2022

Understand S3 replication concepts like CRR and SRR, and get a quick tutorial for setting up replication in your S3 account.

AWS Outposts Service Ready Validation For Cloudian Hyperstore Enables Hybrid Cloud
Posted by Amit Rawlani on January 5, 2022
    Amit Rawlani, Director of Solutions & Technology Alliances, Cloudian View LinkedIn Profile AWS Outposts Service Ready Validation For Cloudian Hyperstore Enables Hybrid Cloud By Amit Rawlani Hybrid cloud is a practical solution for enterprises who want the flexibility of the public cloud but also need on-premises data centers for use cases like low ... Read More

S3 Backup: The Complete Guide
Posted by Henry Golas on January 4, 2022
What Is AWS S3 Backup? Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) allows you to store objects in the AWS cloud. The service lets you store your data using several types of storage classes offering various types of access, which you can employ as needed to build your own backup solution in the cloud. You can use ... Read More

Log4j Vulnerability Guidance
Posted by Jon Toor on December 29, 2021

As has been widely reported, the Log4j2 software library was recently found to have vulnerabilities. Cloudian took immediate action and has provided patches to our customers to remediate the issue. Data security is a foremost concern at Cloudian, and our customers have been directly advised by the Cloudian Support organization on the steps needed.  This … Read More

VMware Tanzu
Posted by Henry Golas on December 22, 2021
Henry Golas, Director of Technology, Cloudian View LinkedIn Profile Keeping pace with the rapidly evolving container evolution I’m excited to announce that Cloudian HyperStore is now certified for two more VMware deployment patterns. HyperStore Container (HyperStore-C) is now supported and deployable on Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Service (TKGS) and Tanzu Kubernetes Grid (TKG). This means HyperStore’s ... Read More

S3 API: Actions, Authentication and Code Examples
Posted by Henry Golas on December 20, 2021
What is the S3 API? Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is an elastically-scalable public cloud storage service. It was the first service introduced by AWS in 2006. S3 is based on object storage technology—it stores information as objects, which can contain any type of data, together with metadata that can help identify it. S3 ... Read More

S3 Bucket Policies: A Practical Guide
Posted by Henry Golas on December 20, 2021
What Is an S3 Bucket Policy? An S3 bucket policy is an object that allows you to manage access to specific Amazon S3 storage resources. You can specify permissions for each resource to allow or deny actions requested by a principal (a user or role). When you create a new Amazon S3 bucket, you should ... Read More

HyperStore Deployment Patterns
Posted by Henry Golas on December 17, 2021
Henry Golas, Director of Technology, Cloudian View LinkedIn Profile When we look at modern application development today, we immediately see a large difference in the organization and deployment of applications. Microservices and containers have become the standard model for development and deployment, compared to the traditional monolithic apps of yesterday. One could argue that the ... Read More

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