Storage vendors have been rolling out a host of new hardware and software aimed at helping channel partners build a better cloud based on the OpenStack architecture.

OpenStack Object Storage offers a shared pool of storage with a flat name space, operating atop commodity storage hardware without lock-in.

When clouds based on the open-source OpenStack code are built, there will be no lack of storage thanks to the rush by storage vendors to be a part of the OpenStack ecosystem.

Today at the OpenStack Summit, SwiftStack CEO Joe Arnold released his new industry-defining book, Object Storage with Swift. Written for deployers, operators and developers interested in using ...

Combining development contributions from storage leaders including SwiftStack, “Havana” release of OpenStack Swift includes full support for data repl ...

As the No. 1 contributor to OpenStack object storage, Swift, SwiftStack will host sessions, including a hands-on Swift deployment workshop. These sessions will provide information on the best ...

The company’s software-defined storage (SDS) solution is based on the OpenStack Swift object storage system.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA-- (Marketwired - Oct 23, 2014) - Join software defined storage leader SwiftStack at the 2014 OpenStack Summit, the breakthrough conference for the open source OpenStack community ...

VMware vs OpenStack: How they handle storage The opportunities and challenges presented by the two virtualisation environments when it comes to storage, backup and disaster recovery.

Enterprise storage has been an exclusive, niche industry for many years, however new approaches to cloud-based storage is turning this old model on its head.

Object storage is a rising star in data storage, especially for cloud and web use. But what are the pros and cons of cloud object storage or building in-house?

SAN FRANCISCO, CA-- (Marketwired - May 1, 2014) - Join object storage leader SwiftStack at the 2014 OpenStack Summit, the breakthrough conference for the open source OpenStack community next week in ...