NexentaStor

NexentaStor
Developer Nexenta Systems
Written in C
OS family Unix-like
Working state Current
Latest release 4.0.4FP4[1] / 3 February 2016 (2016-02-03)
Available in English
Kernel type Monolithic
Preceded by illumos
Official website www.nexenta.com/corp/products/nexentastor

NexentaStor is an OpenSolaris or more recently Illumos distribution optimized for virtualization, storage area networks, network-attached storage, and iSCSI or Fibre Channel applications employing the ZFS file system.

Like OpenSolaris, NexentaStor is a Unix-like operating system. Nexenta Systems started NexentaStor as a fork of another OpenSolaris distribution, Illumos.

NexentaStor supports iSCSI, unlimited incremental backups ('snapshots'), snapshot mirroring (replication), continuous data protection, integrated search within ZFS snapshots, and an API.

Nexenta distributes the operating system as a disk image. The cost of a license is calculated per Terabyte or per server.[2] The Community Edition is available free of charge for users with less than 18 TB of used disk space who deploy the operating system in a non-production environment.[3]

Features

Versions, Release Dates

Version Date Released
3.0.5 04/28/2011
3.1.2 01/23/2012
3.1.3 5/25/2012
3.1.3.5 10/22/2012
3.1.4 04/03/2013
3.1.4.1 04/10/2013
3.1.4.2 07/01/2013
3.1.5 10/01/2013
4.0.1 04/02/2014
3.1.5.1 01/10/2014
4.0.2 05/07/2014
3.1.6 07/16/2014
4.0.3 9/10/2014
3.1.6 FP2 11/20/14
4.0.3-FP2 11/20/14
4.0.3-FP3 1/21/2015
3.1.6-FP3 2/5/15
3.1.6 FP4 7/22/15
4.0.3-FP4 4/8/2015
4.0.4 7/22/15
4.0.4 FP1 11/5/15
4.0.4 FP2a 12/8/15
4.0.4 FP3 2/23/16
4.0.4 FP4 3/2/16

Community Edition

NexentaStor Community Edition includes all the common storage area network features of the production version, but if the amount of disk data addressed by the system exceeds 18 TB, the operating system locks most administration functions.

Features excluded from the Community Edition:

References

  1. https://nexenta.com/products/nexentastor
  2. The Nexenta On-line Store. Nexenta.com (2008-11-10). Retrieved on 2011-11-01.
  3. NexentaStor Project: Community Edition. Nexentastor.org. Retrieved on 2011-11-01.

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