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ASUSTOR now supports Btrfs, providing the capability to perform volume snapshots. Snapshots on Btrfs allow high-efficiency instant backups of data that can be created without affecting system performance. With snapshots, data integrity is protected even when files are modified or deleted, making data protection easier than ever.
Snapshot Center is a new app that makes it easier to manage, schedule, create and restore up to 256 snapshots. Schedules can be set to create snapshots or be manually created at anytime. Snapshots also make it incredibly easy to restore previous versions of files and can be integrated with existing iSCSI LUNs in Snapshot Center with all volume snapshots at a glance for easy browsing and restoration.
In addition to snapshot management and restoration, File Explorer in ADM can also directly mount volume snapshots to browse files from different times, making it easy to restore and organize files contained within snapshots in the event of corruption or other forms of data loss.
ASUSTOR's MyArchive has been upgraded again, bringing Btrfs and snapshots. Btrfs enables easy control of your backups by supporting snapshots and version history. If a file is unintentionally modified, it can be recovered. The advent of Btrfs on MyArchive drives enable even safer backups than ever before. MyArchive drives with Btrfs are fully supported on other ASUSTOR NAS devices that support Btrfs, strengthening protection of your data.
When system volume usage approaches 100%, system performance and stability may decrease. ADM strengthens management and monitoring of system storage space usage to keep your NAS stable and fast. After usage rates approach 95%, Snapshot Center, in addition to other stability measures found in ADM, adds an option to prevent storage space from being completely used up by deleting older unlocked volume snapshots to preserve data integrity while maintaining system stability.
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