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About Dynamic Drive Pool
Ardis Technologies' DDP storage works differently to other shared storage setups. For a start, it uses standard Ethernet networking and switches, so you can use it with your existing networks. Then, it uses the iSCSI protocol to give everyone on your network high-speed read and write access to the files they need. And finally, its unique virtual file system and metadata controller mean that all your available files are presented in a single, easy-to-navigate virtual storage volume, even if they’re actually in multiple locations, so users can always find what they need.
Integration
You can add new SSD and HDD storage volumes to your DDP storage on the fly, so it’s easy to expand as your archive grows. DDP gives you granular control about how data is distributed – perhaps you want to save SSD storage for caching, or want to assign quotas to different data locations. Ardis Technologies solutions are widely supported by creative applications, including Avid, Adobe, Autodesk, Grass Valley, DaVinci Resolve, DVS, Digidesign, Nuendo and Fairlight.
Who are Ardis Technologies?
Ardis are a Dutch company based in Arnhem. They got their start building product and information management systems, and have since specialised in developing one-stop-shop solutions for projects and products that require a combination of hardware design and software development. The jewel in their crown is Dynamic Drive Pool, a radically different approach to shared storage that’s seen huge success in the media industry.
Article: How DDP cracked shared storage for audio
After years of audio facilities dealing with messy workarounds, unreliable hardware and poor syncing, Dynamic Drive Pool storage is here, and it’s winning over studios left and right.
Media Zoo, the current EVCOM Production Company of the Year, explain how DDP shared storage has united their Avid and Adobe edit stations and made them a more efficient, responsive agency.
In order to maintain their position at the forefront of audio post, Boom need to make the most of new technologies as they emerge, including Dynamic Drive Pool storage and Dolby Atmos mixing.
After several years of expansion, Whitecoat outgrew their initial shared storage, and started looking for a more advanced solution that would allow them to perform managed offsite backups.
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