IBM Object Cloud Storage

by Cindy Hollenbach | Jan 22, 2018

IBM Cloud Object Storage is part of the IBM family of Storage and Software-Defined Infrastructure. IBM Cloud Object storage allows you to choose flexible deployment options – dedicated and private cloud or public and shared cloud, implemented within a region or across. IBM Cloud Object Storage uses a cluster of storages nodes to store pieces […]

IBM Cloud Object Storage is part of the IBM family of Storage and Software-Defined Infrastructure. IBM Cloud Object storage allows you to choose flexible deployment options – dedicated and private cloud or public and shared cloud, implemented within a region or across. IBM Cloud Object Storage uses a cluster of storages nodes to store pieces of the data across the available nodes. Its architecture dramatically increases the tolerance to node and disk failures.

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