Security News > 2020 > October > Quobyte Data Center File System 3.0 provides multi-tenancy, 360 security and self-service

Quobyte announced details of its latest version of the Data Center File System, a deploy-anywhere, scale-out storage solution with new security features, a powerful new policy engine and simplicity of self-service to better enable low-latency and high-throughput workloads within a single system.

Version 3.0 of the Quobyte Data Center File System builds on its previous successes to offer organizations additional features of multi-tenancy, 360 security and self-service.

Additional new features of Quobyte 3.0 includes a multi-cluster data mover with bi-directional sync, policy-based data tiering between clusters and recoding; and more native drivers, including HDFS and MPI-IO, which provide the benefits of lower latency and less memory bandwidth by bypassing the kernel.

"Cloud migration is propelled by intensifying workloads and data volume explosion. Quobyte's cloud native solution offers a novel approach with a single, massive scale-out file system supporting a wide range of performance profiles with underlying multi-tier, Flash storage," said David Goldschmidt, Vice President and Managing Director, Samsung Catalyst Fund.

"With Quobyte 3.0, we continue to build on our legacy and experience by enhancing features that fully support storage for generation scale-out," said Bjorn Kolbeck, Quobyte CEO. "Developers, data scientists and site reliability engineers have embraced scale-out architectures. Users have become accustomed to using applications as though they are cloud native."

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