A Technical Deep Dive
Tiger Bridge is designed to enhance existing on-premises infrastructure by enabling a hybrid cloud model that prioritizes performance, simplicity, and non-disruptiveness.
Hybrid Cloud Architecture Overview
Tiger Bridge operates as a software-only data management layer that creates a unified namespace between on-premises storage and cloud/remote storage systems. The architecture follows an on-premises-first design philosophy, ensuring local performance while enabling intelligent data lifecycle management.
Unlike other solutions that require infrastructure changes such as introducing new storage points or shifting fully to network storage, Tiger Bridge integrates directly into the existing local storage ecosystem.
Selecting a Hybrid Cloud Solution: A Guide to Cutting Costs and Simplifying Data Management
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Fully Transparent File System Layer
Eliminates application compatibility barriers by providing kernel-level integration that makes hybrid storage completely transparent to existing applications. Deploy cloud storage without modifying a single application or retraining users.
High-Performance Data Movement Engine
Ensures reliable, high-performance data transfers through multi-threaded processing and automatic error recovery. Deploy hybrid storage without impacting production workloads or risking data integrity.
Intelligent Policy Engine
Automates data lifecycle decisions by continuously analyzing access patterns and business rules to optimize placement across storage tiers. Scale data governance strategies without hiring additional storage administrators.
Advanced Metadata Management System
Delivers instant filesystem operations through local caching while maintaining global consistency across distributed sites. Preserve existing workflows and data context when extending to cloud storage.
Tiger Bridge Architectural Diagram
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