The Atom · File
File storage that keeps up with the edit.
Shared file storage for editing, finishing and collaborative media work — served over SMB and NFS with full POSIX support, accelerated by NVMe, and sitting on the same self-healing cluster as your archive.
Where it fits
Built for high-bitrate, shared work.
Media file workloads are unforgiving: multiple editors pulling high-bitrate streams, render farms hammering the same directories, finishing suites that cannot drop frames. The Atom's file service is designed for exactly that profile.
NVMe accelerates metadata and active projects, while intelligent data placement keeps throughput steady as more of the team piles in. Because file and object share one namespace, finished work moves to the archive tier without leaving the platform.
Typical file use cases
- Shared editing and finishing workspaces over SMB and NFS, with full POSIX support.
- Project and asset shares for post-production teams.
- Render, transcode and QC farms working against shared storage.
- Nearline parking for active projects between sessions.
- Watch folders feeding automation and delivery pipelines.
How it flows
From suite to storage, without drama.
Honest about fit
The Atom's file tier is built for shared media work: editing, nearline, project storage, automation. If your workflow needs an extreme low-latency SAN for uncompressed 4K finishing, we will tell you — and design the Atom to sit behind it as the platform everything else runs on. That is what turnkey means: the right design, not the biggest invoice.
Supported like everything else
Same cluster. Same team. Same SLA.
- 24×7 monitoring with a four-hour software SLA.
- Upgrades planned, tested and performed by 33Mega engineers.
- Capacity grows without disruption or data migration.
- Data in open formats — never held hostage by a file system.
Tell us about your file workflow.
Editors, bitrates, peak concurrency, growth — we'll size the file tier honestly and show you the design before you spend a penny.