Resilio Active Everywhere
8.2#1 in storage replication softwareFrom $25,000 a monthFree planAndroidWebAPILinux
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SeaweedFS
7.0#5 in software-defined storage softwareFrom $20 a yearFree planAPILinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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| Fact | Resilio Active Everywhere | SeaweedFS |
|---|---|---|
| Protocols | The hybrid cloud page says file data is accessible through NFS, SMB, and Amazon S3 protocols from one management console. | The cluster supports S3, POSIX mounts, HDFS-compatible access, an Iceberg REST catalog, and WebDAV. |
| Scale | The platform is described as scaling to hundreds of millions of files and payloads of any size or type. | The product page says it scales linearly from gigabytes to petabytes and supports billions of files. |
Resilio Active Everywhere plans
- EnterprisePriced on request
- Basic$25,000 a month
- Advanced$85,000 a month
- Resilio Active EverywherePriced on request
SeaweedFS plans
- Community supportFree
- Development & testingFree
- Capacity license — Monthly$2 a month
- Capacity license — Yearly$20 a year
- Essential support$2,000 a year
- Small Production support$5,000 a year
Pick Resilio Active Everywhere if…
The platform suits mid-sized businesses through global enterprises managing distributed file infrastructure. It may fit teams needing file replication across sites, cloud storage and edge networks.
Pick SeaweedFS if…
SeaweedFS may suit teams seeking shared object, table, and file storage across a cluster. Its free development and testing allowance is limited to under 25 TB; production use requires a paid license regardless of size.