Articles about NAS

Beta release of GlusterFS adds support for object-based storage alongside traditional file system storage. Continue Reading »

Module makes it easier to build NAS storage that simultaneously supports Linux and Windows. Continue Reading »

A unified approach to data storage is long overdue in most organizations. Continue Reading »

Extension to Gluster open source storage adds support for VMware APIs. Continue Reading »

Adds higher end NAS and tape library systems to midrange offerings. Continue Reading »

Embraces ZFS file system and raw Ethernet to create NAS system priced at less than $1,000 per terabyte. Continue Reading »

Although there is a lot of talk these days about storage unification in the form of bringing together storage area networks (SANs) and network attached storage (NAS), the father of the Fibre Channel interface thinks there is a lot more discussion of the topic than actual unification reality. Continue Reading »

Provider of high performance storage systems adds NAS system to lineup. Continue Reading »

There have always been two separate storage worlds. One was defined by files and relied heavily on network attached storage (NAS) systems. The other is defined by block-level storage, typically associated with a database, defined by storage area networks (SAN). Continue Reading »