Try Qumulo on premises
Try Qumulo in your data center. Download a free VMware OVA file and create a virtual cluster on your own hardware.
Download VMware OVA
System requirements
For best performance, we recommend at least 8GB of RAM and an SSD to host the virtual images. You need to have VMware Fusion installed on your computer.
You need Internet access. We recommend that you use the Chrome browser. The first time you access the cluster with the browser, you may get a warning that your connection is not private. If you do:
- Scroll down and click Advanced.
- Click Proceed to “IP Address”
- Log in to the cluster as admin.
Tutorials
- Once you have downloaded the OVA file, the tutorials below provide step-by-step guides to setting up a Qumulo cluster.
- Create a Qumulo virtual cluster on Windows
- Create a Qumulo virtual cluster on Mac
Additional tutorials:
Shutting down the cluster
- To safely shut down your cluster, see the Safe Shutdown tutorial. Once a cluster is shut down, you have to power on the VMs again to restart it.
Try Qumulo in the cloud
Try Qumulo in your data center. Download a free VMware OVA file and create a virtual cluster on your own hardware.
Try Qumulo as a self-hosted service in AWS or Azure
Cloud Native Qumulo (CNQ) is an enterprise-grade, exabyte-scale, self-hosted file service that runs in your own AWS or Azure tenant to support any enterprise file workloads in the cloud at comparable or even lower cost than on-prem storage. Try CNQ free for 30 days.
Try Qumulo as a fully managed service (SaaS) in Azure
Azure Native Qumulo (ANQ) is an enterprise-grade, exabyte-scale, fully managed service co-developed with Microsoft to support your enterprise file workloads in the cloud at comparable or even lower cost than on-prem storage. Try ANQ free for 7 days.