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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage vs Veritas Access

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FactOracle Cloud Infrastructure Object StorageVeritas Access
Data protectionObjects can be replicated between buckets, versioned for recovery, and protected with retention dates or legal holds.Features include snapshots, periodic deduplication, and periodic or synchronous replication over IP networks.
EncryptionStored data is encrypted by default, with customer-provided keys, Vault keys, and client-side encryption also supported.Its data-at-rest volume encryption uses AES with a 256-bit key, which the page says is validated by FIPS PUB 140-2.
IntegrationsOracle describes integrations with Autonomous AI Database, MySQL HeatWave, Data Flow, Events, Functions, and Oracle NoSQL Database Cloud.The product includes OpenStack Cinder integration for instance storage and Manila integration for sharing Access file systems with virtual machines.
PurposeOCI Object Storage stores and retrieves unstructured data, including analytics data, images, and videos.Veritas Access is a software-defined, scale-out NAS solution for unstructured data that runs on commodity hardware and supports policy-based movement of data to public or private clouds.

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage plans

  • Always Free Object StorageFree
  • Archive pay-as-you-goFree
  • Object Storage - Infrequent Access$0.01 a month
  • Standard pay-as-you-go$0.03 a month
  • Object Storage - Standard—

Veritas Access plans

  • Trialware licenseFree
  • Per-TB perpetual license—
  • Per-TB subscription license—

Pick Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage if…

It suits teams storing unstructured data who need tiered storage, access controls, encryption, or object recovery options. Consider the Archive restoration delay and Infrequent Access retrieval charge when choosing a tier.

Pick Veritas Access if…

Veritas Access suits organizations managing unstructured data across commodity hardware, on-premises systems, and cloud storage. It is available for Linux, self-hosted deployments, and API use.

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