Cloud Storage with OpenLab Data Management - Security Uncompromised
Labs of all sizes are embracing the cloud model for data storage. By transferring lab data to cloud services such as Amazon S3 storage, you can:
In short, Agilent is making it easier for labs to achieve the benefits of cloud storage—without compromising on security. Our OpenLab Server and OpenLab ECM XT build on the native security of cloud services such as Amazon S3, so you can make your move with confidence. Now let's take a look at how we address the top cloud storage questions and concerns.
Latency How does Agilent address latency concerns, especially with active data?
Our new secured Cached Content Store keeps recent content on local server to maintain optimal performance.
Disaster recovery What happens when the connection goes down? Is the data cached?
If all re-tries fail, the upload will fail too. If you’re using CDS, the files will be in the upload queue on the client and those will eventually be uploaded.
Network Bandwidth: What is the minimal network bandwidth recommended for optimal performance?
With local cache, no minimal network bandwidth is required as long as it is reliable. Agilent has tested Amazon S3 via 250-300 mpbs Internet connection and the response acceptable. AWS-savvy customers are more likely to have AWS Direct Connect and that will guarantee higher bandwidths depending on their Service Level Agreement (SLA).
OpenLab Server and ECM XT offer secure centralized management of your instruments’ raw data, PDF reports, and all other electronic records. Learn more about our product offerings with these resources:
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