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==Data Fabric== Often referred as to "Data Fabric Story," the variety of integrations between NetApp's products and data mobility is considered by NetApp to be its ''Data Fabric vision'' . Data Fabric defines the NetApp technology architecture for hybrid cloud and includes: *SnapMirror replication from SolidFire to ONTAP *SnapMirror replication from ONTAP to Cloud Backup *FabricPool tiering feature for de-staging cold data from ONTAP to StorageGRID, Amazon S3 or Azure Blob *Volume Encryption with FabricPool provide secure data storage and secure over the wire transfer of enterprise data in a cloud provider; SnapMirror between FAS, AFF, ONTAP Select and Cloud Volumes ONTAP *Archiving and DR to public cloud *CloudMirror feature in StorageGRID replicates from on-premise object storage to Amazon S3 storage and triggers some actions in AWS Cloud *SolidFire backup to StorageGRID or Amazon S3 *Cloud Backup archiving to variety of object storage systems (including StorageGRID) or many cloud providers *CloudSync is replication of NAS data to object format and back *replication to Cloud Volumes Service *Data backup to on-premise storage from SaaS Backup *SANtricity Cloud Connector for block-based backup, copy, and restore of E-Series volumes to an S3, NetApp Data Availability Services for data protection from ONTAP to cloud S3 storage with backup, DR and data mining capabilities, etc.
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