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XenData The IT Press Tour 5 December 2023 S3 Active Archives

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Agenda ❑ XenData History ❑ Focus on M&E ❑ LTO Archives ❑ Disk Archives ❑ Cloud Gateway ❑ New XenData Archive Browser ❑ Discussion

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History Conceived 11 September 2001! Phil Storey CEO Mark Broadbent CTO

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History Product Concept Software to manage a data tape library and disk, creating a scalable archive with an easy-to-use file system interface. We wanted to make writing to the archive, just like writing to disk.

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History Business Concept Self-funded without need for external investment – if possible. And it was possible!

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M&E Focus After our first TV station installation in 2005, we realized that there was a great fit and decided to steer the company in this direction. This decision impacted: ❖ XenData products ❖ XenData marketing

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M&E Focus 90% for media applications Over 1500 installations worldwide

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M&E Focus Media Customer Profiles ❖ Broadcasters ❖ Studios ❖ Video Production Companies ❖ Post-Production ❖ Corporate Marketing Departments ❖ Pro Sports Teams ❖ Churches

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M&E Focus How it changed the company: ❖ Product functionality ▪ PFR, empty folder archives, etc. ▪ ISV integrations ❖ Marketing ▪ Tradeshows and events ▪ ISV integrations ▪ Sales ▪ M&E resellers

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Marquis Project Parking FastTrack er MAM N Navigator X petabytes M&E Focus: ISVs … and many more

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XenData LTO Archives 2.7 PB LTO 200 TB RAID Example LTO Archive

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XenData LTO Archives Core Functionality ❑ Logical drive letter on Windows Server ❑ Network share File System Interface

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XenData LTO Archives Core Functionality ❑ Immediate archiving ❑ Retain frequently accessed files ❑ Allows prioritization Disk Cache

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XenData LTO Archives Core Functionality ❑ Standard file system interface ❑ Standard Network Protocols ❑ Standard LTO formats including LTFS ❑ Standard Windows security Standards

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XenData LTO Archives Core Functionality Cartridge Replication

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XenData LTO Archives Core Functionality Manages Unlimited Externalized Cartridges

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XenData LTO Archives Core Functionality Easy Migration to New Archival Storage

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LTO Archive Enhancement: Cluster Configuration

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LTO Archive Enhancement: Add Public Cloud Storage Locations

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LTO Archive Enhancement: Private Cloud Access to LTO Archive S3 On-Prem access via SMB, NFS, FTP Remote access via HTTPS

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Enhancement: Sync Multiple Archives

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LTO Archive Enhancement: LTO Delivery Easily create LTO cartridges for export, by-passing the cache and file system.

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Disk-Based Object Storage Archive Appliance 280 TB to 1.12 PB Start with one 280 TB node and add more as needed, to a maximum of 4 nodes. Each node adds 280 TB of usable capacity. E-Series

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Access as object storage and file system Simultaneous access as: ❑ S3 Object Storage via HTTP & HTTPS ❑ Windows File System via SMB, NFS, FTP E-Series

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Media-Focused Storage Excellent connectivity to wide range of media applications: And in 2024 by XenData Media Browser E-Series

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Public Cloud Archives XenData Cloud File Gateway

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Public Cloud Archives XenData Cloud File Gateway Multi-Cloud

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Public Cloud Archives XenData Cloud File Gateway Supports Cloud Tiering

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Public Cloud Archives XenData Cloud File Gateway Application Gateway

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Public Cloud Archives XenData Cloud File Gateway Syncs Remote Uploads

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Coming soon XenData Media Browser https://browser.cambridge.xendata.com/

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Discussion Topics ❑ On-Prem or Cloud? ❑ File, Object or MAM UI? ❑ Anything else?