Subscribe to Release NotesSFS Common IO will reach its “End-of-Life” on January 1, 2026. From this date onward, the product will officially no longer be supported, and the associated SLAs will become invalid.
The SFS General Purpose File System is leaving the beta phase and is now generally available.
At the end of the year (December 31, 2025), the SFS Common IO Service will reach the end of its life. Please migrate to General Purpose File System (GP FS).
With the new General Purpose File System you now have 3-AZ redundant & cost-efficient file storage at your disposal.
A new high-performance file storage type with up to 1,000,000 IOPS and 20 GB/s bandwidth is available in EU-DE.
SFS Turbo Shares can now also be backed up in EU-NL using the Cloud Backup & Recovery Service (CBR).
With the latest update of the Cloud Backup & Recovery Service it is possible to migrate backups of specific Server (ECS) / Disks (EVS) or File-Shares (SFS Turbo) to different Vaults.
A root squash API is now available for configuring access permissions to SFS Turbo file systems.
SFS Turbo Service now also provides log information to the CTS service. This allows common actions on the SFS Turbo Service to be logged and traced.
Subscribe to Release NotesT Cloud Public Community
This is where users, developers and product owners meet to help each other, share knowledge and discuss.
Free expert hotline
Our certified cloud experts provide you with personal service free of charge.
0800 3304477 (from Germany)
+800 33044770 (from abroad)
24 hours a day, seven days a week
Write an E-Mail
Our customer service is available free of charge via E-Mail
AIssistant Cloudia
Our AI-powered search helps with your cloud needs.