A pilot answers more than a slide deck
Talk to us
Tell us your object count and your size distribution and we will work through the arithmetic with you. If it does not help you, we will say so.
Send us the shape of what you store
Nothing here is stored on this site. The form opens a message in your own mail application, addressed to us, so you can see exactly what you are sending before you send it.
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- Brochure
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- Who we are
- Arcois is the developer of Arcois Gateway and the provider of its commercial support.
What a pilot looks like
The gateway goes in front of the store you already run, and that store is registered as a backend. Existing buckets are brought under it by an import operation, and one workload is pointed at the new address. Nothing is replaced and nothing is deleted.
Three things are worth measuring, and all three are visible within a pilot: the packing ratio your own size distribution reaches, the compaction backlog under your delete pattern, and the metadata plane's growth against your object-version count.
Bring these three numbers
Your total object count, the typical object size behind it, and what your current provider charges for requests and retrieval. Those are enough to work out what your backend would hold after aggregation, and what an exit would cost, before anyone signs anything.