Highly Available Storage (HAST) vs Peer Global File Service
Highly Available Storage (HAST)
5.2 #23 in Storage Replication Software
About Highly Available Storage (HAST)| Highly Available Storage (HAST) | Peer Global File Service | |
|---|---|---|
| Free trial | Yes | |
| Platforms | Linux | Linux, self-hosted, Windows |
| Free plan | Yes | |
| Replication mode | both | |
| Replication scope | block | |
| Continuous replication | Yes | |
| Failover orchestration | No | |
| Deployment model | on_premises | hybrid |
| Multi-site replication | No | |
| Global namespace | Yes | |
| Local caching | Yes | |
| Supported protocols | SMB, NFS v3, NFS v4 | |
| Cloud storage targets | Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure Blob Storage, NetApp StorageGRID, Nutanix Objects | |
| Edge synchronization | Yes | |
| Workload scope | file | |
| Migration mode | both | |
| Metadata preservation | Yes | |
| Access preservation | Yes | |
| Supported platforms | Windows File Servers, Linux File Servers, NetApp, Nutanix Files, Dell PowerScale, Dell PowerStore, Dell Unity, Dell PowerEdge, Amazon FSx for ONTAP, Cloud Volumes ONTAP, S3, Azure Blob | |
| Cutover orchestration | Yes | |
| Migration reporting | Yes |
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