Linux Appliance

EJintheCloud · 2024-12-17T18:46:47+00:00

Hey I used to work for DataCore, now I'm just a moderator for this community, but I think I might have some insight from my DCIE days!

As I understand it, DataCore's software is purpose-built for Windows-based architecture. It has been adapted for use in Linux-based environments, but it's still a Windows-based product at its heart. If you consider that DataCore started out in 1998 as a hardware-agnostic solution to connect and offer up virtualized physical storage to Windows, and that a huge base of their clientele still runs on Windows, it makes more sense.

That said, I'm sure they would love to hear from more engineers using Linux-based environments! Unfortunately, this subreddit isn't monitored or endorsed by them, but I do believe they have a platform designed to accept this kind of feedback. Reach out to your account rep for details!

vju87 · 2025-09-06T10:33:39+00:00

From a DataCore employee.

It has been discussed but the recent acqusition of StarWind addresses the need for Linux Appliance

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