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SoftNAS Cloud NAS vs. SUSE Multi-Linux Manager

A side-by-side comparison based on G2 review data.

MetricSoftNAS Cloud NAS

by SoftNAS

SUSE Multi-Linux Manager

by SUSE

Overall rating4.24.6
Review count1149
Ease of use8.48.7
Ease of setup8.68.6
Quality of support8.29.2
Meets requirements8.89.4
NPS45.45454578.723404
Small Business18.2%22.9%
Mid-Market54.5%31.3%
Enterprise27.3%45.8%
Total page views13209
Total LLM citations0590

SoftNAS Cloud NAS

SoftNAS is a Linux-based virtual NAS appliance deployed on public and private cloud services like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and VMware vSphere. SoftNAS can also run on RHEL if customers prefer it over CentOS. It runs as a virtual machine, providing a broad range of software-defined capabilities, including data performance, cost management, availability, control, and security. SoftNAS provides unified storage designed and optimized for high-performance, higher than normal I/O per second (IOPS), and data reliability and recoverability.

Pros

  • Cost Efficiency
  • Time-saving
  • Ease of Use
  • Useful

SUSE Multi-Linux Manager

True open source infrastructure management solution designed to simplify and secure your entire mixed Linux environment — at the core, on the edge or in the cloud(s). Maintain infrastructure security & compliance at any scale — from 10 to 1 million clients — from a single console. Manual or inconsistent patch management is a leading cause of cyber-attacks. SUSE Multi-Linux Manager helps to secure your entire mixed Linux environments – from automated patch management to centralized monitoring and management.

Pros

  • Ease of Use
  • Automation
  • Patch Management
  • Monitoring
  • Time-saving
  • Security