Enterprise File Fabric™
The File Fabric for Media is a specialised version of the File Fabric specifically for companies who deal with large media assets. This case study focused on the use of the File Fabric for Media at an established UK Premier League Football Club.
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Some of you may have already noticed some extra functionality on our Web File Manager on our SaaS service.
We recently pushed out functionality that makes available the first phased release of our new media asset gallery view which is in an initial beta mode that will continue to be enhanced.
Continue reading “Announcing the beta availability of our new Media Asset Gallery”
by It is not unusual for companies to have a need to share sensitive documents either with employees or external companies / partners. Even if the link sharing is ultra secure, once the document is available outside of the security of the company perimeter all control of the document has vanished.
This is where the Enterprise File Fabric DocumentSafe feature comes in. It provides a way to securely share documents (that may be stored on any on-premises or on-cloud documents storage) that can only be viewed by the intended recipient and are marked in such a way that makes the document traceable.
Continue reading “DocumentSafe – Protecting Sensitive Multi-Cloud Documents”
by This user case study focuses on a top tier Media company which has grown from a small digital distribution company in Los Angeles to a global media services, distribution, and software solutions company, aggregating and delivering film and television digital assets on behalf of major studios, broadcasters and streaming providers to more than 600 platforms around the world.
by For those folks who use and know Amazon S3 they will be aware and know about multi-part uploads. Multipart upload enables the uploading of a (normally large) single object as a set of parts.
Continue reading “Uploading to remote AWS S3 regions from EC2 is throttled to 598 MBps (~5Gbps)”
by Storage Made Easy recommends all traffic to be secured with encryption. This post will help new customers obtain a trusted certificate from the Let’s Encrypt Certificate Authority utilizing Certbot.
Continue reading “Securing the Enterprise File Fabric with Free Let’s Encrypt Certificates”
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As Amazon S3 has become more widely used the thorny issue of sharing files has become more of an issue. Sharing files on S3 can be complex and can involve public buckets, IAM Policies and temp URL’s. This complexity has often lead to companies setting buckets to public to enable access which in turn has led to its own issues in terms of breaches or unauthorised access.
Continue reading “How To Easily Create Private Password Protected Amazon S3 Links And Folders”
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