“Different departments had different data requirements, so during peak demand times, some departments had very good speeds. Others were limited to a crawl.”

“When our deputies stay safe, they can keep the public safe. Our technology helps to ensure their safety and makes a hard job easier.”

“Right now, QF2 is the closest thing to an Apple unboxing, setup, and support experience in the storage world.”

“We managed the SAN on an ad-hoc basis. We had to work with artists and producers to identify data they could live without and immediately offload or archive it. When they needed to retrieve those assets, IT had to search and retrieve them. This process was a distraction and a …

“I liked Qumulo’s ability to take complex data and put it into a simple GUI that lets you see various elements in real-time.”

“It’s used as an archival system so that we can go back and review what has happened in the past around an incident."

“Qumulo has given us insight on our systems and storage that we just didn’t have before.”

“Qumulo’s distributed scale-out NAS file system met our capacity, performance, data integrity, and scale-out requirements at an acceptable price for our client.”

“Large data transfer and storage, high-speed access, sharing, search functionalities — all of these are becoming more and more important for our projects.”

“The best customer experience of any vendor we’ve worked with.”

“From beginning to end, it was as easy as it gets.”

“Innovative and effective, with very thoughtful engineering.”

“Understanding data usage was the thing that plagued us the most. With the real-time visibility I saw in Qumulo, that was clearly going to be a thing of the past.”

“If we have a long-term timeframe where we know we’re not going to use QF2, we terminate it and we tell the Qumulo support team. We’ve learned that we should tell them when we’re turning it off because they monitor it so nicely that, otherwise, when we do terminate it, …

“We use a custom AMI that has some internal automation. For that, we use CloudFormation. It gets itself on the network, mounts the Qumulo storage, sets up the Deadline Slaves, and a few other things. Right now, we start and terminate the QF2 instances manually.”