NetApp FAS Insights

What is NetApp FAS?

NetApp FAS (Fabric-Attached Storage) is a series of hybrid and all-flash storage systems that provide unified data management and storage services. They are commonly used for enterprise-level storage, data protection, and disaster recovery, supporting a wide range of workloads, including databases, virtual machines, and file sharing. FAS systems leverage NetApp's ONTAP operating system, which provides features like data deduplication, compression, and snapshots.

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What other technologies are related to NetApp FAS?

NetApp FAS Competitor Technologies

EMC Mid-Range

EMC Mid-Range storage systems compete directly with NetApp FAS in the mid-tier storage market.

mentioned alongside NetApp FAS in 100% (53) of relevant job posts

NetApp FAS Complementary Technologies

iSCSI

iSCSI is a protocol that NetApp FAS supports for block-level access, making it a complementary technology.

mentioned alongside NetApp FAS in 1% (69) of relevant job posts

NFS

NFS is a file sharing protocol supported by NetApp FAS, enabling file-level access for clients. It's a complementary technology.

mentioned alongside NetApp FAS in 0% (78) of relevant job posts

VMware

VMware is a virtualization platform often used with NetApp FAS for storage in virtualized environments. NetApp provides integrations and certifications for VMware, making it a complementary technology.

mentioned alongside NetApp FAS in 0% (100) of relevant job posts