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Avere vFXT resources for an enterprise-scale NFS clustered file system built for the cloud.

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Avere vFXT

The Avere vFXT is an enterprise-scale clustered file system built for the cloud. It provides scalability, flexibility, and easy access to data stored in the cloud, in a datacenter, or both. High-performance computing workloads are supported with automatic hot data caching close to Azure Compute resources. To learn more please visit the Avere vFXT documentation page.

Tutorials

These tutorials help you understand cluster performance testing and common use-case tasks.

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