Cloud Storage Connector
Connect your documents
to the cloud
Connect your documents
Gain flexibility and connect your documents to the cloud
Looking to reduce cost and increase scalability of your storage by leveraging the cloud? Stop being locked with vendor-specific storage!
Start to benefit from S3 compliant storage units through this new solution RSD Cloud Storage.
RSD expands the choice of storage supporting Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service), giving you the flexibility to choose where you would like to store your business reports & documents. From traditional on-premises file-system-based storage to cloud-based storage, the choice is yours.
Discover the Cloud Storage connector for Z and open systems
Reliable: developed in collaboration with existing EOS
Easy: easy to define, require limited effort to maintain
Flexible: manage your content storage across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments
Store your content in the cloud, on-premises or both
RSD new solution was developed at the request of existing EOS and Folders customers, wanting to leverage the object storage technology, to increase scalability and data availability, security and performance.
Thanks to the Cloud Storage connector, you are now able move your EOS 360 and RSD Folders data across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments. You can create new archives and store your documents on any S3 compliant storage units, including Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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