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BlueXP copy and sync

Supported sync relationships

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BlueXP copy and sync enables you to sync data from a source to a target. This is called a sync relationship. You should understand the supported relationships before you get started.

Source location Supported target locations

Amazon EFS

  • Amazon EFS

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Blob

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Cloud Volumes Service

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-premises ONTAP cluster

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon EFS

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Blob

  • Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Cloud Volumes Service

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-premises ONTAP cluster

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

Amazon S3

  • Amazon EFS

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Blob

  • Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Box 1

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Cloud Volumes Service

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-premises ONTAP cluster

  • ONTAP S3 Storage

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

Azure Blob

  • Amazon EFS

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Blob

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Cloud Volumes Service

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-premises ONTAP cluster

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • FSx for ONTAP

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-Prem ONTAP

  • ONTAP S3 Storage

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

Azure NetApp Files

  • Amazon EFS

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Blob

  • Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Cloud Volumes Service

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-premises ONTAP cluster

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

Box 1

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Amazon EFS

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Blob

  • Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Cloud Volumes Service

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-premises ONTAP cluster

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

Cloud Volumes Service

  • Amazon EFS

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Blob

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Cloud Volumes Service

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-premises ONTAP cluster

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

Google Cloud Storage

  • Amazon EFS

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Blob

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Cloud Volumes Service

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-premises ONTAP cluster

  • ONTAP S3 Storage

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

Google Drive

  • NFS server

  • SMB server

IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • Amazon EFS

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Blob

  • Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Box 1

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Cloud Volumes Service

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-premises ONTAP cluster

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

NFS server

  • Amazon EFS

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Blob

  • Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Cloud Volumes Service

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • Google Drive

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-premises ONTAP cluster

  • ONTAP S3 Storage

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

On-prem ONTAP cluster

  • Amazon EFS

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Blob

  • Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Cloud Volumes Service

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-premises ONTAP cluster

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

ONTAP S3 Storage

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • NFS server

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

  • ONTAP S3 Storage

SFTP 2

S3

SMB server

  • Amazon EFS

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Blob

  • Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Cloud Volumes Service

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • Google Drive

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-premises ONTAP cluster

  • ONTAP S3 Storage

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

StorageGRID

  • Amazon EFS

  • Amazon FSx for ONTAP

  • Amazon S3

  • Azure Blob

  • Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2

  • Azure NetApp Files

  • Box 1

  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP

  • Cloud Volumes Service

  • Google Cloud Storage

  • IBM Cloud Object Storage

  • NFS server

  • On-premises ONTAP cluster

  • ONTAP S3 Storage

  • SMB server

  • StorageGRID

Notes:

  1. Box support is available as a preview.

  2. Sync relationships with this source/target are supported by using the BlueXP copy and sync API only.

  3. You can choose a specific Azure Blob storage tier when a Blob container is the target:

    • Hot storage

    • Cool storage

  4. You can choose a specific S3 storage class when Amazon S3 is the target:

    • Standard (this is the default class)

    • Intelligent-Tiering

    • Standard-Infrequent Access

    • One Zone-Infrequent Access

    • Glacier Deep Archive

    • Glacier Flexible Retrieval

    • Glacier Instant Retrieval

  5. You can choose a specific storage class when a Google Cloud Storage bucket is the target:

    • Standard

    • Nearline

    • Coldline

    • Archive