ObjectiveFS

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About ObjectiveFS

ObjectiveFS is a scalable high-performance enterprise file storage platform from ObjectiveFS that provides cloud storage solutions for various applications. It combines file sharing between EC2 instances, scaling out web servers, and supporting image and video processing, so businesses can manage large amounts of data efficiently. ObjectiveFS enables organizations to distribute workloads and improve collaboration by providing a reliable file system that works well with cloud environments. This platform is designed to handle demanding workloads while providing low-latency file access. Key capabilities: file sharing between EC2 instances scalability for web servers image processing support video processing support enterprise-grade performance Best for: businesses that need reliable file storage solutions in cloud environments.

ObjectiveFS Details

Vendor

ObjectiveFS

Year Launched

2013

Location

4801 Glenwood Ave Ste 200 Raleigh, NC 27612 U.S.A.

Deployment

cloud

Training Options

demo, account manager, community

Countries Served

All Countries

Languages

English

Users

Web hosting organizations, image and video processing businesses and big data analysis companies and researchers.

Industries Served

Healthcare, Education, Finance, Retail

ObjectiveFS's In-App Market Place

Does ObjectiveFS have an in-app market place?

Yes

How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?

Mini Apps

N/A

Pricing Options

Free trial

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Accepted Payment Currencies

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Pros & Cons

1. Scalable and Unlimited Storage: Automatically scales storage as needed, offering unlimited capacity without local disk space constraints. Handles large volumes of data efficiently.
2. High Performance: Performance comparable to a local hard drive due to caching, multithreading, and optimized code. Supports various performance tuning options.
3. Easy Setup and Management: Simple and fast setup. No complex storage cluster management required; leverages cloud provider's infrastructure.
4. Live File System: Supports concurrent readers and writers with automatic syncing, eliminating the need for manual data copying.
5. POSIX Compliant: Works seamlessly with existing software and tools without modification.

1. Dependency on Object Storage: Relies on a separate object storage service (AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, etc.). Performance and availability can be influenced by the underlying object store.
2. Potential Latency: While performance is generally good, there might be some latency compared to purely local storage, especially for very small or random access patterns, as data needs to be fetched from the cloud.
3. Cost: Involves costs for ObjectiveFS itself and the underlying object storage service. Costs can vary depending on usage.
4. Complexity of Advanced Features: Some advanced features like tuning options or filesystem pools might require a deeper understanding of the system.
5. Limited Information on Specific Performance Metrics: The provided text makes claims about performance but lacks concrete benchmark numbers or detailed performance comparisons.