AeroFS Launches First Docker-ized Private Cloud Service to Give Enterprises Unlimited Platform Choice for Secure Collaboration

New offering enables businesses to deploy private collaboration solutions on any cloud service, including OpenStack, Digital Ocean, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and more

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May 12, 2015, 09:00 ET

PALO ALTO, Calif., May 12, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- AeroFS, a leading provider of enterprise private cloud collaboration services, today announced the first private cloud offering of its kind to officially run on Docker.

By utilizing Docker, companies can deploy or migrate their AeroFS infrastructure to any cloud service provider in the world with just one click -- regardless of virtualization or OS environment. The unique combination of choice and portability makes it simple to support an organization's shifting budgetary and compliance needs.

"As government regulation and pricing models continue to evolve in the cloud computing world, it's never been more important for enterprises to be nimble about their cloud services," said Yuri Sagalov, CEO and co-founder of AeroFS. "By allowing enterprises to deploy AeroFS using Docker, companies can meet the regulatory, compliance, and security needs of their customers and employees in the evolving cloud landscape."

For more information on AeroFS and its integration with Docker, visit www.aerofs.com/blog/aerofs-on-docker.

About AeroFS
AeroFS is an enterprise file syncing and collaboration service that never stores data in the public cloud. AeroFS allows coworkers to share and collaborate securely while remaining compliant and meeting regulatory requirements. With simple-to-use solutions for personal and business use, AeroFS runs behind company firewalls, making it the easiest and most secure option available. Based in Palo Alto, Calif., AeroFS is revolutionizing the file syncing and sharing space and giving new meaning to the concept of secure data.

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