List of Cloud Storage Manager Integrations

This is a list of platforms and tools that integrate with Cloud Storage Manager. This list is updated as of April 2025.

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    Azure Blob Storage Reviews & Ratings

    Azure Blob Storage

    Microsoft

    "Empower your cloud strategy with scalable, secure storage."
    Azure Blob Storage offers a highly scalable and secure solution for object storage, specifically designed to meet the demands of cloud-native applications, data lakes, archives, high-performance computing, and machine learning projects. It allows users to create data lakes that align with their analytical needs while providing strong storage options for the development of responsive cloud-native and mobile applications. With its tiered storage capabilities, organizations can efficiently manage costs associated with long-term data storage while retaining the agility to scale resources for intensive high-performance computing and machine learning tasks. Built to fulfill the requirements of security, scalability, and availability, Blob storage is an essential asset for developers working on mobile, web, and cloud-native applications. Moreover, it significantly contributes to serverless architectures, particularly those that leverage Azure Functions. Supporting popular development frameworks such as Java, .NET, Python, and Node.js, Blob storage is distinguished as the only cloud storage service that offers a premium SSD-based object storage tier, which is optimized for low-latency and interactive applications. This adaptability and wide-ranging functionality make it a crucial resource for enterprises aiming to refine their cloud strategies, ultimately driving innovation and efficiency across various sectors.
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    Azure Files Reviews & Ratings

    Azure Files

    Microsoft

    Empower your data management with flexible, high-performance cloud storage.
    Take advantage of fully managed cloud-based file shares that can be accessed via the commonly used Server Message Block (SMB) protocol. These file shares can be mounted concurrently in the cloud or on local devices operating Windows, Linux, and macOS. To enhance local access speed, consider utilizing Azure File Sync to cache Azure file shares on Windows Servers. For tasks that demand high performance and are IO-intensive, choosing premium shares is advisable, whereas standard shares are well-suited for reliable and routine file storage requirements. This variety in storage solutions empowers users to customize their options according to the unique demands of their workloads, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness in data management. Furthermore, this adaptability in storage allows for seamless integration with existing systems, enhancing overall productivity.
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