With OpenStack™ virtual machine management, reliable and resilient Ceph block storage, and software-defined networking that fully isolates each instance in the infrastructure, DreamCompute sets a new standard for compute-as-a-service. DreamCompute is engineered from the operating system up to deliver the next generation cloud computing service that developers are asking for. Anyone needing to store content accessible via the Internet has a readily available storage service and can even take advantage of disaster recovery capabilities by storing a copy of data offsite in the event of the loss of other backup media.Īs a foundational public cloud storage service, DreamObjects lines up with its associated computing service, DreamCompute, to deliver a unique blend of capabilities. Web site owners create backups and archive them to DreamObjects, either through an automated script or a plug-in (i.e., WordPress). Data is stored and accessed through RESTful API requests. Application developers store data without needing to worry about storage capacity or provisioning more.
Customer applications for DreamObjects range from personal backup of documents, photos and videos using a third party client like CloudBerry™ Backup, Cyberduck™, CrossFTP™, or GoodSync™ to application storage and Web site backup.
DreamObjects is compatible with Amazon™ S3 and Swift-based APIs, meaning that stored data can be moved flexibly between DreamObjects and other object storage services.ĭreamObjects is an ideal cloud storage service for both casual users and savvy developers. Applying open source Ceph as a basis for DreamObjects gives DreamHost significant advantages in resiliency, scalability, and allows the company to offer industry-leading and cost-effective object storage to its customers worldwide. Ceph is now developed and supported by Inktank and a growing community of developers worldwide. DreamObjects’ storage capability is powered by Ceph, the massively scalable, universal storage system created by Sage Weil, co-founder of DreamHost, which funded and supported the Ceph project for many years.
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