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FactCephScality ARTESCA
DeploymentCeph runs on commodity hardware and can be installed and managed with cephadm or deployed on Kubernetes with Rook.ARTESCA can run as software on a customer’s own hardware or as a preconfigured hardware appliance.
Founded20062009
IntegrationsThe documentation lists integrations for block devices including Kubernetes, QEMU, libvirt, OpenStack, Nomad, and CloudStack.Scality lists validated integrations with Veeam, Cohesity, Commvault, HYCU, Rubrik, Veritas, and Zerto.
Intended usersThe maker identifies SMEs, global organizations, academic institutions, startups, and developers as Ceph audiences.Scality describes ARTESCA as intended for IT teams, managed service providers, and organizations with evolving workloads.
SupportThe maker directs users to documentation, the ceph-users mailing list, community channels, and the bug tracker for help.Scality advertises 24/7/365 expert support and publishes response targets of 15 minutes for P1, 4 business hours for P2, and 3 business days for P3.
What it doesCeph is open-source distributed storage software that provides object, block, and file storage through one unified system.ARTESCA is backup-first S3 object storage designed to protect backup data and support recovery.

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  • CephFree

Scality ARTESCA plans

  • ARTESCA free trialFree
  • ARTESCA subscriptionPriced on request

Pick Ceph if…

Ceph suits organizations and developers that need self-managed distributed storage on commodity hardware. It is also intended for Kubernetes deployments and users seeking object, block, and file storage in one system.

Pick Scality ARTESCA if…

It suits IT teams, managed service providers, and organizations with changing workloads that need backup-focused S3 storage. It is also relevant for hybrid or multi-cloud deployments and users of the listed backup integrations.

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