Rigid storage is killing Healthcare agility
and holding you back.
A distributed healthcare team requires access to data fast and from anywhere,
...but inflexible storage design has chained you to a model.
A multi-platform model that locks your data in silo's and
disconnects the datacenter from cloud agility.
Increased complexity. Increased security risk. Increased cost.
Rigid storage is killing Healthcare agility
and holding you back.
Heres the deal: a distributed healthcare team requires that data is both fast and portable, but inflexible storage design has chained you to a model...
a model that disconnects your
datacenter from the cloud, blocking you from care innovation, agility, and AI.
"The global namespace is going to allow us unfettered access to any files, no matter where they are stored.
We dont want to pay the cost of on-premis storage to archive. Qumulo delivers on the promise of truly less expensive cloud storage grabs files when they are needed."
-Dayton Children's Hospital
"Retrieving long term archival radiology images is so much faster on the Qumulo than it was with Isilon. The radiologists actually noticed and asked what we had done.
The ability to go out to the cloud when we need it is going to be really important moving forward."
-Lexinton Medical Center
"Right now we have about 30 billion files. Each loan that we process contains roughly 4,000 files, and they’re all under 10kb in size. By doing that calculation, Qumulo came out dramatically ahead because we were about to go from a 10 to 1 conversion ratio with a previous vendor to a 3.5 to 1 with qumulo. The technology has been great; it’s been pretty much flawless"
"Retrieving long term archival radiology images is so much faster on the Qumulo than it was with Isilon. To the point where the radiologists actually noticed and asked what we had done. The ability to go out to the cloud when we need it is going to be really important moving forward.
The level of support we got from Qumulo was just absolutely fantastic. Very hands on, they were there every step of the way. We did a POC, and the performance just blew the engineers away.”
"It’s been a very smooth transition, [Sometimes] you make a transition and it’s painful, but Qumulo has been on top of it. We have a large employee base, a high number of data output, and a 68,500-seat stadium to manage, so our technology and systems in place need to be top of the line. Qumulo will be a great addition to our overall organizational management and I’m thrilled to welcome them to the 49ers family.”
We are the only unstructured data storage platform with all 4 pillars:
Multi-protocol (NFS, SMB, S3 Rest, +…)
Petabyte scale
In a single namespace at any scale
Scale Anywhere
Qumulo can live anywhere (Edge, core, cloud), without removing any of the 4.
There is no other enterprise file system or cloud native tool outside of Qumulo that delivers all 4 at once. All 4 are required to deliver agility, and optimize for future AI, on command, continuously.
One platform that can serve all unstructured data needs, whether on-premises or in the cloud – with the same scalability and feature set on every instance. Your data can now be unified into a single global namespace, with all data accessible to all workloads everywhere. All managed from one view. That’s what Scale Anywhere™ means.
You’re using your data for more workloads than ever, and you’re using it in more places, like the cloud and at the edge. You need a unified storage platform that can reach any size, run anywhere, and unify all your data across all sites and clouds in the process. Qumulo is the only unstructured data platform that can give you all of that.
In practice, a single on-premises Qumulo cluster can currently scale up to 265 individual nodes. Max scaling of the filesystem theoretically is 18EB. Qumulo was designed to support massive capacity and asset counts.
One Qumulo cluster can support 18 quintillion files per system, 4.3 billion files per directory, and 9 exabytes max size per file.
Qumulo includes authentication support for SAML SSO, Active Directory (including Azure Active Directory Domain Services for Azure Native Qumulo Scalable File Service deployments), and LDAP. Access to data via SMB and NFSv4.1 is managed using enterprise-standard Kerberos-based Access Control List settings.
Yes. A Qumulo cluster supports multi tenancy for both administration and data, with access to cluster resources (including exports shares, and cluster management protocols) being granted or denied based to specific VLANs. More information on network multi tenancy is available in both the Documentation Portal and Qumulo Care.
Besides our FIPS 140-2 and SOC 2 Type 2 certifications, and validations for workloads such as video surveillance, PACS, security integration, and more. Qumulo has also achieved HIPAA compliance for healthcare customers.
Qumulo support leads the unstructured data storage category. NPS scores are 2-3x higher than competition. This is a core strength of Qumulo, and noted by analysts like Gartner.
We are the only unstructured data storage platform with all 4 pillars:
Multi-protocol (NFS, SMB, S3 Rest, +…)
Petabyte scale
In a single namespace at any scale
Scale Anywhere
Qumulo can live anywhere (Edge, core, cloud), without removing any of the 4.
There is no other enterprise file system or cloud native tool outside of Qumulo that delivers all 4 at once. All 4 are required to deliver agility, and optimize for future AI, on command, continuously.
One platform that can serve all unstructured data needs, whether on-premises or in the cloud – with the same scalability and feature set on every instance. Your data can now be unified into a single global namespace, with all data accessible to all workloads everywhere. All managed from one view. That’s what Scale Anywhere™ means.
You’re using your data for more workloads than ever, and you’re using it in more places, like the cloud and at the edge. You need a unified storage platform that can reach any size, run anywhere, and unify all your data across all sites and clouds in the process. Qumulo is the only unstructured data platform that can give you all of that.
In practice, a single on-premises Qumulo cluster can currently scale up to 265 individual nodes. Max scaling of the filesystem theoretically is 18EB. Qumulo was designed to support massive capacity and asset counts.
One Qumulo cluster can support 18 quintillion files per system, 4.3 billion files per directory, and 9 exabytes max size per file.
Qumulo includes authentication support for SAML SSO, Active Directory (including Azure Active Directory Domain Services for Azure Native Qumulo Scalable File Service deployments), and LDAP. Access to data via SMB and NFSv4.1 is managed using enterprise-standard Kerberos-based Access Control List settings.
Yes. A Qumulo cluster supports multi tenancy for both administration and data, with access to cluster resources (including exports shares, and cluster management protocols) being granted or denied based to specific VLANs. More information on network multi tenancy is available in both the Documentation Portal and Qumulo Care.
Besides our FIPS 140-2 and SOC 2 Type 2 certifications, and validations for workloads such as video surveillance, PACS, security integration, and more. Qumulo has also achieved HIPAA compliance for healthcare customers.
Qumulo support leads the unstructured data storage category. NPS scores are 2-3x higher than competition. This is a core strength of Qumulo, and noted by analysts like Gartner.