Data Lifecycle Management in 3 Steps

Are you having trouble organizing data on your storage systems over a long period of time? Reclaim your time and let a Data Lifecycle Management process do it for you.

With SpaceObServer, you can easily accompany your data throughout its whole lifecycle in 3 easy steps. It's easy to set up and easy to maintain. Just answer following questions:

1. Which data?

Use filters to determine exactly which data or information should be considered.

2. How long?

Set the maximum lifetime measured by the creation date of the files.

3. What should happen?

Determine whether SpaceObServer should delete, move or archive affected information. Other operations are also possible here.

Comply with GDPR
Specify for personal data exactly after which time they should be deleted and stay on the safe side.
Clean Up Server Storage
Clean your systems from obsolete data automatically. Define a fixed maximum lifetime for all data.
Reduce Costs & Save Time
Intervene and move data after a certain lifetime to a cheap nearline or archive storage. No manual process needed anymore, reclaim your time!

SpaceObServer is trusted and loved

With SpaceObServer, we finally have the possibility to visualize for our employees where which amounts of data are located, in a clear and easy way. Now we know where our 'graveyards of data' are hidden. Using SpaceObServer, we are capable of continuously monitoring and systematically optimizing our disk space - with minimal effort and low costs.

Christian Erwin, IMS Lead SCHOTT Solar AG

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SpaceObServer Standard Edition

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Data Lifecycle Management & Automated Reporting
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SpaceObServer Enterprise Edition

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Data Lifecycle Management & Automated Reporting
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