CentreStack transforms traditional file servers into cloud file servers

Gladinet Cloud web portal has a new look in the upcoming release this weekend. The goal is to make it more touch friendly and close to the touch artworks. The design is to make it simpler and at the same time more elegant. Here is the video:

Gladinet Cloud Enterprise is a private sync and share solution that you can self-host on premise or inside a data center you choose. In this video, you will see Gladinet Cloud Enterprise installs inside Artisan Infrastructure in a Windows 2008 R2 virtual machine and connects to Artisan Infrastructure’s Object Storage (OBS). As a result, Artisan Infrastructure virtual data center and Gladinet Cloud Enterprise work closely to have a private sync and share solution.

The following video shows how to setup a service template inside HP CloudSystem Matrix with basic Windows Server 2008 R2. After that, we can start the virtual machine and install the Gladinet Cloud Enterprise in the HP CloudSystem Matrix. The end game is an enterprise private sync and share solution running inside the CloudSystem Matrix/Virtual Machine/Virtual Network environment.

We are seeing more and more Enterprises deploying OpenStack Swift as an enterprise wide object storage platform. After that, they are looking for a sync and share solution that they can self-host and self-deploy, side by side with their OpenStack Swift solution. This article documents a quick and easy setup of Gladinet Cloud Enterprise as the enterprise sync and share solution on top of OpenStack Swift. Step 1: OpenStack Swift as the Storage Layer First the enterprise need to have a storage layer. Most likely they will use OpenStack Swift. It can start with a simple 4-nodes or 6-nodes setup and scale to bigger size later on. The OpenStack Swift can have either private API access or public API access. Either one is fine. Step 2: Install Gladinet Cloud Enterprise The second step will be install Gladinet Cloud Enterprise, where the Gladinet Cloud Enterprise servers can access the OpenStack Swift via API access.   For more information, please visit the Gladinet OpenStack Swift...

Gladinet Cloud Enterprise is built on top of Microsoft Web Platform, including Windows Server, Internet Information Server, .NET Framework, SQL Server (and Express) and ASP.NET. This makes it very straight forward to install on Windows Server 2012. This video documents how to get it installed on Amazon AMI Server 2012. It is very straight forward. It all started with picking the clean OS image to start with: Windows_Server-2012-RTM-English-64Bit-Base-2014.02.12 - ami-814642e8 Microsoft Windows Server 2012 RTM 64-bit Locale English Base AMI provided by Amazon Here you go, the video …

Gladinet Cloud Enterprise has two package options, one is for single enterprise, and the other is for multi-tenant service provider. In the following two video, you can take a closer look at both options. First Let’s take a look at the Service Provider Service Provider Option Enterprise Option

It is about 50 days into the new year and there are already many changes in Gladinet products and solutions. Here are some of the most important ones. Mobile Client Enhancements iOS client added many features, such as multiple file upload, thumbnail viewing for directory listing. Added token support for security. Android client added many features as well, such as multiple file upload, offline support, and token for security. Large Active Directory Support In January, we simulated an internal active directory forest that covers 3 sub-domains, containing over 300,000 users.  This is largely driven by our enterprise partners. As a result, Gladinet Cloud Enterprise supports very large active directory integration. Better OpenStack Swift Support This is also driven by our partner as more and more are taking on OpenStack Swift as an internal private deployment. Gladinet Cloud Enterprise has been tested against OpenStack Swift again and again, first with Rackspace Cloud Files, the...