Morro Data CloudNAS vs Tencent Cloud Storage Gateway

Morro Data CloudNAS gives businesses and managed service providers a centralized file view for accessing synchronized files across locations through one namespace. Its hybrid design pairs an on-premises caching gateway and global file system with cloud object storage. Users can access files through a web portal, Morro Connect desktop apps, or mapped network drives; administrators manage file systems, devices, users, permissions, and analytics in a web console. File features include versioning, locking, ACL permissions, and multicloud redundancy. Morro Data says data is encrypted at rest in cloud storage and in transit to it. Morro Audit records file access, with searchable records and alerts for unusual bulk operations. Listed storage options are S3, Wasabi, Azure, and Backblaze, and SharePoint Sync supports sync, backup, and archive workflows for SharePoint Online libraries. Business priced on request, from $129 per site; Enterprise priced on request, from $199 per site. A trial can be arranged through Morro Data, with terms provided by the team.

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