NetApp ONTAP Insights

What is NetApp ONTAP?

NetApp ONTAP is a data management operating system used in NetApp's storage systems and in cloud environments. It provides features such as data protection, storage efficiency, and scalability. It is commonly used for file services, block storage, and object storage, supporting various workloads including databases, virtualization, and cloud-native applications. ONTAP's data management capabilities are designed to simplify storage administration and optimize data access.

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What other technologies are related to NetApp ONTAP?

NetApp ONTAP Competitor Technologies

StorageGRID

StorageGRID is NetApp's object storage solution, and can be considered a competitor in certain unstructured data storage scenarios to ONTAP.

mentioned alongside NetApp ONTAP in 18% (56) of relevant job posts

Hyper-V

Hyper-V is Microsoft's hypervisor. While ONTAP can provide storage for Hyper-V, it also competes with VMware (another ONTAP complementary product) in the hypervisor space.

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

NetApp ONTAP Complementary Technologies

CIFS

CIFS (Common Internet File System) is a network file sharing protocol supported by ONTAP, making it complementary.

mentioned alongside NetApp ONTAP in 2% (98) of relevant job posts

NFS

NFS (Network File System) is a network file sharing protocol supported by ONTAP, making it complementary.

mentioned alongside NetApp ONTAP in 1% (162) of relevant job posts

VMware NSX

VMware NSX is a network virtualization and security platform that can be used in conjunction with ONTAP for enhanced network management and security within a virtualized environment.

mentioned alongside NetApp ONTAP in 1% (66) of relevant job posts