StorONE and Storage Guardian: Transforming storage efficiency and sustainability

StorONE's platform allows Storage Guardian to consolidate its infrastructure and boost efficiency, dramatically reducing its data centre footprint.

StorONE, well-regarded for its cutting-edge storage technology, has reached a significant achievement in its collaboration with Storage Guardian, a notable managed service provider. Through the adoption of StorONE's advanced software-defined storage platform, Storage Guardian has successfully consolidated its infrastructure from nine cabinets down to a mere two, whilst enhancing the array of services available to their clientele.

Offering managed backup, disaster recovery, and cyber resilience services, Storage Guardian assists in safeguarding essential workloads with tools like Veeam, immutable storage, and automation workflows, guarding against threats like ransomware, hardware malfunctions, and human error. These offerings require a top-tier storage infrastructure that combines speed, stability, and security.

By integrating StorONE's platform, Storage Guardian has substantially lowered its data centre footprint and power usage, gaining the agility and performance necessary for progression without compromise.

StorONE's inception was built around the premise of providing an ultra-efficient software solution, capable of managing any storage need with minimal hardware. By crafting a storage stack from the ground up, it optimises write and read operations extensively.

As environmental concerns surrounding energy use and material waste in data centres intensify, StorONE offers a viable solution. Their platform supports Storage Guardian in consolidating vital storage and backup tasks onto a single platform, thereby reducing complexity and operational expenses while maintaining consistent performance with enhanced data security.

This infrastructure consolidation significantly diminishes hardware necessities, lowers power use, and lessens cooling demands. By doing so, it decreases energy inefficiencies, reduces electronic waste, and conserves resources, enabling service providers like Storage Guardian to expand sustainably.

Furthermore, Storage Guardian's StorONE-fuelled infrastructure incorporates leading data protection tools, allowing for expedited backup and recovery times, alongside greater scalability for their clients' environments.

"This is what efficient infrastructure looks like: fewer racks, lower costs, and better services," said StorOne's Ceo and Co-Founder Gal Naor, CEO. "Storage Guardian is proof that MSPs can simplify operations, keep data secure, meet sustainability goals, be mindful of ESG standards, and expand capabilities — all at the same time...This is the future of infrastructure: leaner, smarter, and built to deliver more with less."

In essence, the collaboration between StorONE and Storage Guardian epitomises modern infrastructure — more efficient, more intelligent, and designed to achieve more with fewer resources.

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