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Cloud Storage Manager: Gain insights in to your Azure Storage Consumption. Azure storage consumption is growing at an incredible pace, even faster than originally predicted. Organisations have an ever-growing data footprint and are therefore eager to take advantage of Azure and it’s limitless supply of storage and resources. However, as an organisation’s storage requirements grow, it’s easy to lose track of where all the storage is being consumed, which also means your Azure Blob storage cost keeps going up often causing cost blowout With Cloud Storage Manager you will be able to instantly see where all your storage is going, allowing you to take back control and save money.; Rook: Open source file, block and object storage for Kubernetes. Open source file, block and object storage for Kubernetes.

Cloud Storage Manager and Rook belong to "Cloud Storage" category of the tech stack.

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      What is Cloud Storage Manager?

      Azure storage consumption is growing at an incredible pace, even faster than originally predicted. Organisations have an ever-growing data footprint and are therefore eager to take advantage of Azure and it’s limitless supply of storage and resources. However, as an organisation’s storage requirements grow, it’s easy to lose track of where all the storage is being consumed, which also means your Azure Blob storage cost keeps going up often causing cost blowout. With Cloud Storage Manager you will be able to instantly see where all your storage is going, allowing you to take back control and save money.

      What is Rook?

      It is an open source cloud-native storage orchestrator for Kubernetes, providing the platform, framework, and support for a diverse set of storage solutions to natively integrate with cloud-native environments.

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