File Sharing
Experience seamless and secure data sharing with the fully API-driven file sharing service. Integrating natively with the existing block storage service, it provides NFS shares for both VMs and Kubernetes, ensuring easy access and transfer of your data.
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Unified File Sharing
Effortless File Sharing Across Kubernetes & VMs
Integrate file sharing seamlessly with your Kubernetes and VMs, ensure secure access control, and experience the flexibility of multiple storage backends with our File Sharing Service
- Kubernetes & VM Integration
Designed for seamless integration with Kubernetes and VMs, enabling reliable and efficient file storage and sharing.
- Secure Access Control
Maintain control over your data with secure access controls, ensuring your shared files are protected.
- Multiple Storage Backends
Support for multiple storage APIs such as NFS and CephFS, providing flexibility and compatibility in your file sharing process.
Secure File Sharing
Control user access with permissions.
Control User Access
It allows you to control all users’ access by limiting permissions to mount and operate with files or granting access to the new share. Only servers with the appropriate credentials can access file sharing.
Integrates With Block Storage
Users can enjoy a simplified integration with OpenStack’s block storage.
Block Storage
Manila integrates with OpenStack’s block storage by installing the necessary software, enabling any designated system to have access to the file share.
Efficient and Performance Conscious Processing
Save time and only download the files you need.
Save Time and Processing Power
Instead of having to download each file in its entirety, users can download only the ones they need, which is especially useful for big data use cases as the system can read part of the file, distributing the workload.
We ❤️ Open Source
🎊Atmosphere is an open source project built by us.
Atmosphere stands out as a fully certified and conformant open-source platform. With both OpenStack powered certification and certified Kubernetes, it has passed all conformance tests. This guarantees a robust, high-performance, and reliable solution for your cloud needs.
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Explore Atmosphere's test environment for seamless VMs, bare metal, and Kubernetes deployment. Unlock cost-saving advantages with our open-source solution.
- All Editions
- Seamlessly deploy and manage VMs, Kubernetes clusters, bare metal, and more.
- Leverage Terraform, Ansible or APIs directly powered by OpenStack & Kubernetes
- Experience cost savings with a purely open source solution across the entire stack.
- HostedOn-Premise
- Integrated monitoring, logging, and alerting streamline day 2 operations powered by a modern Prometheus stack.
- Benefit from built-in Ceph-powered storage solution, including options like Pure Storage and more.
- Securely powered by Keycloak with LDAP support for authentication and SAML/OpenID Connect integration.
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