Full capability tour
Everything the archive can do.
Thirteen feature areas, from the first scan to the last restore. Search, scheduling and recovery lead — they're what make a tape library usable.
Search and browse
Find any file in seconds.
Search by filename, path, size or tape barcode, or browse the archive by library, then select results to recover.
- Filename
- Path
- Size
- Tape barcode
Search archives
4 files on 3 tapes
Scheduled archiving
Set it and forget it.
Pick days, a time, a library and sources. Archive runs start on their own, or run now when you need to.
- Days
- Time
- Library
- Sources
Schedules
Library A · 3 active
Next job preview
Recovery
Restore to where you need it.
Queue recoveries, pick a destination, and keep a permanent log of who requested what, how many files, and how large.
- Destination
- Requester
- File count
- Total size
Recovery queue
3 requests · 1 running
archive_2024_Q3 · restoring
And the rest
The details that keep an archive trustworthy.
04 · Tape inventory
Every tape, at a glance.
See barcode, slot, LTO generation, status, purpose and used capacity for each tape. Format, mark full, verify, run an LTFS check or duplicate with one click.
05 · Live library view
Know what is in the robot.
Live drive and slot status for the whole library, with refresh. Add more libraries and test each connection from Settings.
06 · Sources
Point it at your storage.
Choose folders or workspaces to sweep, set priorities, and watch scans with live throughput and time remaining.
07 · Manual archive tickets
Archive exactly what you choose.
Bundle specific files into a named, reusable ticket, separate from whole-folder sweeps. Retry a failed ticket without rebuilding it.
08 · Job preview
Check before you commit.
Review the target tape, file list and projected fill percentage before starting a run.
09 · Verification
Prove your tapes still read.
Re-hash a tape's contents against the catalog to confirm data is intact.
10 · Catalog backup and duplication
Protect the index and the tapes.
The database catalog backs up weekly to a dedicated tape. Cold-spare duplicate tapes guard against media loss.
11 · Alerts and email
Hear about problems first.
One alerts page lists everything needing attention. Optional email for every archive, restore, format, backup or duplication start, fail or finish.
12 · Users, roles and audit log
Give people the right access.
Admin (full access), Operator (day-to-day archiving and restoring) and Viewer (read-only). Recovery requests are logged permanently, so you can see who restored what.
13 · Reports
See how the archive is doing.
Fleet utilization, 30-day archive throughput, and job outcomes for archive runs, restores and duplications.
App screens above are illustrations with sample data
