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Multi-environment cluster synchronization lands in Alluxio platform to give organizations a single view of data across multiple deployments, wherever they are located.

Alluxio Inc., the developer of an open-source distributed filesystem for use in data-intensive applications, today announced version 2.9 of its Data Orchestration Platform.

Alluxio 2.9 enhancements include scaling out with tenant-level isolation, simplifying DevOps on Kubernetes, and strengthening the security of S3 API.

Alluxio, the developer of the open source data orchestration platform for data driven workloads such as large-scale analytics and AI/ML, is releasing version 2.9 of its Data Orchestration Platform, delivering support for a scale-out, multi-tenant architecture with a new cross-environment synchronization feature.

Alluxio announced Data Orchestration Platform 2.9 which adds support for a scale-out, multi-tenant architecture with a new cross-environment synchronization feature and enhanced tooling and guidelines for deploying Alluxio on Kubernetes.

SAN MATEO, Calif., Nov. 16, 2022 — Alluxio, the developer of the open source data orchestration platform for data driven workloads such as large-scale analytics and AI/ML, today announced the immediate availability of version 2.9 of its Data Orchestration Platform.

For years migrating and moving data has been known for being time consuming and never ending. As environments have changed, so has the way in which data is processed across multiple platforms. But how can it be controlled, stored and accessed easily and efficiently?

Alluxio is a data orchestration layer that sits between the different compute engines and storage systems so that the application need not to worry about where the data is coming from, whether across regions or different cloud providers. They have recently announced version 2.9 of its data orchestration platform.

Alluxio has announced the immediate availability of version 2.9 of its Data Orchestration Platform. According to the company, this new release strengthens its position as the key layer between compute engines and storage systems by delivering support for a scale-out, multi-tenant architecture with a new cross-environment synchronization feature, enhanced manageability with significant improvement in the tooling and guidelines for deploying Alluxio on Kubernetes, and improved security and performance with a strengthened S3 API and POSIX API.