Fedora Repository
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| Fact | Fedora Repository | Quorum onQ Archive Vault |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Fedora 7.x runs on any operating system with a modern Java runtime, including Linux, macOS, and Windows, and supports Docker images. | Archive Vault is integrated into the onQ appliance and uses its compute resources, which the maker says reduces deployment cost and load on production servers. |
| Security | Technical specifications list WebAC and Apache Shiro for security and describe Fedora 7.x as modernizing dependencies to improve security. | The maker says data is encrypted in motion and at rest and that the archive repository is fully encrypted. |
| Storage | Fedora supports local filesystem and Amazon S3 storage backends. | The maker describes storage potential and maximum retention as virtually unlimited. |
| Support | Community support channels include documentation, the Fedora Slack, a monthly newsletter, and videos with demos and presentations. | OnQuorum lists support at [email protected] and provides an existing-customer service portal. |
Fedora Repository plans
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Quorum onQ Archive Vault plans
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Pick Fedora Repository if…
Fedora suits institutions that need a repository foundation for preserving and managing digital collections, research outputs, or other digital resources. It is especially relevant to librarians, archivists, data curators, and development teams building a larger system around repository APIs.
Pick Quorum onQ Archive Vault if…
Archive Vault suits businesses that need longer retention for compliance or want to address data-center costs and limits in other backup options. It is an add-on to the Quorum onQ appliance.