Using disparate technologies to encrypt, shred, disperse and back up your data is frustrating and time-consuming. With Myota Cyberstorage you can deploy all these protections in a few clicks.
Myota secures unstructured data from ransomware or other malicious actors through a dynamic object storage interface that supports your cloud workloads, including applications, webpages and hyper-converged infrastructure. Our storage solution is S3-compatible (S3C), easy to configure and ideal for building modern applications that require scale and flexibility.
It can be used as a drop-in replacement for your current S3 bucket solutions when you require advanced protection, availability and recovery.
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You pay by the hour for the EC2 instance you run Myota Cyberstorage on. Pricing scales with instance size and family, not with a subscription tier. The C5 family suits compute-focused work, the M5 family balances compute and memory, and the R5 family targets memory-heavy needs. Within each family, hourly cost rises as the instance size grows, from xlarge up to 24xlarge. You choose the instance that fits your workload and pay only for the hours you use, with no upfront commitment.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What do the instance sizes like xlarge and 24xlarge mean for what I get?
Each dimension maps to one AWS EC2 instance running by the hour. The number before xlarge reflects the instance's vCPU and memory scale. A 24xlarge has far more compute and memory than an xlarge. You pick the size that matches your storage workload's processing needs.
Am I charged when the instance is stopped or powered off?
Hourly software charges apply only while the instance runs. Fully stopped instances do not accrue software charges. Stopped instances may still incur underlying AWS storage fees for attached volumes, but the software licence meters running hours only.
Do the C5, M5, and R5 families differ in what the software can do?
No. The same Myota Cyberstorage software runs across all families and sizes. The difference is hardware: C5 favors compute, M5 balances compute and memory, R5 favors memory. You choose based on your workload profile, not on feature access.
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