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About Ionir

ionir is a Kubernetes Container-Native Data Services platform built for and optimized to run in Kubernetes. The platform moves data across clusters or across the globe and allows access to data at any point in time. It is a software-only solution that runs on any server, virtual machine, or cloud provider. Developers access data through standard APIs and coding conventions without concern for where data is stored or how it is protected. The platform provides data protection, performance, persistence, mobility, and deduplication as a data layer for applications.

Products

  • ionir Data Services Platform for Kubernetes: A data services and data management platform built with Kubernetes for use in Kubernetes environments.

Used for

  • Copying production data for use elsewhere
  • Resetting test data in CI/CD pipelines to a consistent state
  • Sharing volumes across the world
  • Moving data from core to edge and back
  • Scaling CI/CD pipelines across multiple clouds and data centers in a Jenkins environment

Who it is for

  • The platform is used by DevOps teams running Jenkins.
  • It is used by platform engineering teams that take ownership of platforms like ionir.
  • It is intended for enterprises.

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Quick Facts

ionir.com
CategoryCloud Infrastructure
SubcategoryCloud Storage & Backup
DeploymentSoftware-only, runs on any server, virtual machine, or cloud provider

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