AWS Storage Gateway - Earlier Updates

AWS Storage Gateway User Guide
Earlier Updates
Compatibility with Microsoft
System Center 2016
Data Protection Manager
(DPM) (p. 419)
Tape gateways are now
compatible with Microsoft
System Center 2016 Data
Protection Manager (DPM).
You can now use Microsoft
DPM to back up your data to
Amazon S3 and archive directly
to offline storage (GLACIER
or DEEP_ARCHIVE). For more
information, see Testing Your
Setup by Using Microsoft System
Center Data Protection Manager.
July 18, 2018
Support for Server Message
Block (SMB) protocol (p. 419)
File gateways added support for
the Server Message Block (SMB)
protocol to file shares. For more
information, see Creating a File
Share.
June 20, 2018
Support for file share, cached
volumes, and virtual tape
encryption (p. 419)
You can now use AWS Key
Management Service (AWS
KMS) to encrypt data written
to a file share, cached volume,
or virtual tape. Currently, you
can do this by using the AWS
Storage Gateway API. For more
information, see Encrypting
Your Data Using AWS Key
Management System.
June 12, 2018
Support for NovaStor
DataCenter/Network (p. 419)
Tape gateways now support
NovaStor DataCenter/Network.
You can now use NovaStor
DataCenter/Network version 6.4
or 7.1 to back up your data to
Amazon S3 and archive directly
to offline storage (GLACIER
or DEEP_ARCHIVE). For more
information, see Testing Your
Setup by Using NovaStor
DataCenter/Network.
May 24, 2018
Earlier Updates
The following table describes important changes in each release of the AWS Storage Gateway User Guide
before May 2018.
Change Description Date Changed
Support for S3 One
Zone_IA storage
class
For file gateways, you can now choose S3 One Zone_IA
as the default storage class for your file shares. Using this
storage class, you can store your object data in a single
Availability Zone in Amazon S3. For more information,
see Creating a File Share (p. 42).
April 4, 2018
API Version 2013-06-30
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