Accelerate Legacy File System Decommissioning 

Mitigate data risks and reduce storage costs. 

Know what to migrate 

At some point, legacy storage limitations, such as failure to keep up with security threats, poor data visibility, the risk of non-compliance with regulatory requirements, or an inability to handle large AI/ML workloads, force your organization to modernize its storage architecture. To better manage data growth, save costs, and gain control over data risks, you need to first understand your data. 

  • Know what and how much data is in the system. 
  • Know when the files were last used and who used them. 
  • Know which files are subject to compliance requirements. 
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Migrate faster, more reliably 

Cloud migration of file data can be complex, costly, and time-consuming. Archive360 has performed thousands of migrations involving petabytes of data and knows all the potential pitfalls, ensuring your migration is completed quickly, efficiently, and cost-effectively.  

  • Lift & Shift: Migrate all files and their metadata, including the folder path, to less costly cloud storage. 
  • Files and their metadata are migrated as quickly as needed with no transfer speed restrictions (other than bandwidth / cost). 
  • Supports SMB, NFS, and dual share protocols. 
  • Maintain full file fidelity with all file permissions and access controls intact. 
  • Every file is validated with a complete chain of custody to ensure data integrity. 
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Accelerate Legacy File System Decommissioning

Mitigate data risks and reduce storage costs.

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Know what to migrate

At some point, legacy storage limitations, such as failure to keep up with security threats, poor data visibility, the risk of non-compliance with regulatory requirements, or an inability to handle large AI/ML workloads, force your organization to modernize its storage architecture. To better manage data growth, save costs, and gain control over data risks, you need to first understand your data. 

  • Know what and how much data is in the system. 
  • Know when the files were last used and who used them. 
  • Know which files are subject to compliance requirements. 
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Reliance on data owners

Organizations can no longer continue to have communications, files, and application data trapped in isolated repositories and rely on employees to consistently classify, organize, and manage their communications and content according to policies. End users have many other priorities.  Expecting them to remember policies, much less, apply them consistently, has proven to be futile.

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Data over-retention

The easiest, and many incorrectly assume safest, approach to managing data is to retain it. The increased likelihood of a data breach, regulatory fines, and appearing in the headlines for the wrong reasons have amplified the risk of data over-retention and is forcing organizations to understand when data risk outweighs value so it can be appropriately managed and disposed.

Avoid vendor lock-in

Many network attached storage (NAS) vendors offer cloud backup solutions to optimize storage. These vendors typically store data in blocks, which optimizes read-write performance but creates issues when they move data to less-costly cloud storage:  

  • Only the operating system and the NAS knows where the blocks are located. 
  • So, you can only access the file through the storage device. 
  • And you are locked-in to using that vendor, otherwise you must restore all the data moved to the cloud. 
  • Given that there will likely be not enough space on the device, this can be a painfully slow and costly process.  

Archive360’s platform stores the file and its metadata in its native format, so you’re not locked into any one vendor solution. 

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Centralize the Management of Your Data Throughout its Lifecycle

Gain direct control of your data regardless of the source.

Retire Your Legacy or Active File System Data