Best Storage Management Software for Microsoft Azure

Find and compare the best Storage Management software for Microsoft Azure in 2024

Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Storage Management software for Microsoft Azure on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    Cyberduck Reviews

    Cyberduck

    Iterate

    $10 one-time fee
    2 Ratings
    Cyberduck is a free server and cloud storage browser that works on Mac and Windows. It supports FTP, SFTP and WebDAV. Connect to every server. Connect to servers, cloud storage, and enterprise file sharing with an intuitive interface. Find connection profiles for the most popular hosting service providers.
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    Bocada Reviews
    Bocada provides a single dashboard that allows for automated backup operations oversight, asset preservation, and compliance reporting. Backup Monitoring: Monitor past and current backup performance trends using built-in, configurable reports. Pre-configured report templates can be saved, scheduled to run at the time you prefer, and then automatically distributed to key stakeholders. Compliance Oversight: Create backup audits for any period, geography or server group in minutes. To show auditors that your data protection metrics are met, you can use a completely independent solution. Asset Protection: Protect valuable resources in your IT environment by automating unprotected asset detection, failure alerting and unusual backup behavior detection. Keep your eyes open for issues that could impact data integrity. Workflow Automation: Automate your remediation workflows by eliminating manual touch points and using automated failure ticketing.
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    StoneFly Reviews
    StoneFly provides high-performing, elastic, and always available IT infrastructure solutions. StoneFusion, StoneFly's intelligent and patented operating system architecture, allows us to support data dependent processes and applications seamlessly from anywhere. You can configure backup, replication, disaster relief, scale out block and file storage in private and/or public clouds. Support virtual, container hosting and more. StoneFly also offers Cloud data migration for email, documents, SharePoint, and physical storage. Total backup and disaster recovery solutions in one appliance or cloud. Hyperconverged options allow physical devices to be restored as virtual machines on the StoneFly disaster restoration appliance for instant recovery.
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    Azure HPC Reviews
    Azure high-performance computing (HPC). Power breakthrough innovations, solve complicated problems, and optimize compute-intensive workloads. A full stack solution designed for HPC allows you to run and build your most demanding workloads on the cloud. Azure Virtual Machines deliver supercomputing, interoperability and near-infinite scaling for compute-intensive workloads. Azure AI and analytics are industry-leading services that empower decision-making and deliver the next-generation AI. Multilayered, built-in privacy and security features help you secure your data and applications while ensuring compliance.
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    IBM Spectrum Virtualize Reviews
    IBM Spectrum Virtualize™, and IBM Spectrum Virtualize™ for Public Cloud both support mirroring between on premises and cloud data center or between cloud data center. You can migrate data between public and on-premises data centers, or between public cloud service centers. You can maintain consistent data management between the public cloud and on-premises storage. You can use on-premises software to replicate and migrate data from any one of more than 500 storage systems. This allows you to add hybrid cloud capability without making major investments. Flexible software monthly pricing allows you to pay only for the storage space you use on the public cloud. Disaster recovery strategies can be implemented between public cloud data centers and on-premises. Cloud-based DevOps can be enabled with easy replication of data from existing on-premises sources.
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