HIGH PERFORMANCE SOLUTION FOR PROTECTING & MOVING MASSIVE DATA VOLUMES
Atempo-Digital Archive (ADA) is a file backup, moving, migration, synchronization and archiving software solution that ensures the constant availability and security for large data volumes.
ADA integrates into all workflows that need performance and open formats, while freeing you from storage lock-in.
LONG-TERM RETENTION AND EASY RETRIEVAL
OPTIMIZES BUSINESS WORKFLOWS
ADA combines a flexible integration in business workflows with the most efficient data movement technologies to move data across a broad range of storage solutions. At the same time, it masks the complexity of a heterogeneous storage support system.
METADATA AND OPEN FILE FORMATS
Find data easily with ADA Metadata enrichment. Keep data for decades thanks to the open formats used: maintain the original folder structure of your data without proprietary disk formatting and benefit from the widely used TAR and LTFS on tape. This makes it ideal as a long-term retention archive solution.
FAST AND BROAD STORAGE SUPPORT
Since backup and archiving needs to cope with both budget and performance needs, ADA offers a broad choice of supported storage. The archive can be based on one or more storage target technologies: disk, object storage, optical disk, tape, cloud… or any combination of these targets.
PREVENT VENDOR LOCK-IN
ADA supports disk, tape, object and cloud storage, making it easy to add or replace one storage with another in the archiving infrastructure. Pick the storage that suits you best and make backup, migration and data movement easy.
PERFORMANCE AND SCALABILITY
Because moving data needs to be quick for most workflows, ADA scales to the point where the data movement can saturate the network and the I/O capacity of the storage. ADA scales from hundreds of managed terabytes to hundreds of petabytes.
ADA SUCCESS STORY: NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA
Recognized worldwide for artistic excellence and innovation, the National Film Board of Canada deploys Atempo's archiving solution to protect some of the country's most cherished films.
