We do have customers with a comparably high reported used capacities (biggest one is few PBs and there are hundreds in range of 50-100TB).
These are typically:
* Internet Service and Hosting Providers (mostly Xen)
* Databases (Oracle, SAP and some SQL Server)
* IP Surveillance (including pictures from satellites)
But...
StarWind is NOT object storage. Layering StarWind Virtual SAN on top of an object storage (like VMware Virtual SAN) is possible of course but what's the point in doing that?
Expose SMB3 or NFS or iSCSI uplink to VMs with a VMware Virtual SAN managed block storage below?
Lance wrote:Does any body have experience using VS with object storage?
We are interested in object storage for its massive capacity, data durability and low storage administration to build a large scale (> 10PB) data repository.
Thanks,
Lance