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YT Lee Extremely Lightweight Virtualization Container Station

Double the value of light-weight virtualization in NAS with built-in LXC and Docker

Container-based Virtualization Deploying micro-services with Docker Deploying full Linux Virtual Machines with LXC Docker Hub Registry provides a wide range of applications The containers share with QTS Linux kernel to utilize full computing power of NAS

Application Scenario 1: Using LXC to create Full Function Linux VM Easily create fully functional Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora with LXC

Application Scenario 2: Utilizing the Online Docker applications Users can search, download and install any of the 45,000+ applications from the Docker Hub Registry. It’s as easy as downloading apps on your smartphone.

Virtualization Available in Entry-level NAS Container Station is fully supported by new generation QNAP ARM- based NAS including the TS-231+ and TS-431+ Full function Linux VMs such as Ubuntu can be executed on entry level NAS models, which is more friendly to the developers TS-231+ TS-431+ Container Station Linux AppsLinux VMs

Much Lower Overhead for the Virtualization Only 64 MB of extra memory is required for each container NAS models with only 1 GB system memory can easily launch Linux VM in Container Station

QNAP Selected LXC/Docker Images LXC OS Free Office Git Repository Management Project Management Tool Continuous Integration Tool Lightweight BT Client Windows Emulator

Selling Points of Container Station Streamlined and easy-to-use UI design for container/Docker Just ONE click to install and deploy a container without extra configurations Easy to deploy a software testing environment with lightweight containers Enhanced permission control on the access of host devices in containers Easy to configure and access shared folders in host NAS and also folders of other containers

Create Containers is Easy Select an image of LXC (Linux OS virtualization) or Docker (micro- services) from the repositories Click “Create” to download and install the container automatically

Automatic detection of the required settings and automatic completion of the setup values. ONE Click Deployment Bypass the hassle of configuring a container. QNAP automatically discovers the settings to configure and adjust the instruction sets before creating the container, making it easy to use.

Integrated Storage Access of NAS Create a new folder in the container Mount the shared folders of NAS (the transfer rate is as fast as bare-metal access) Share common data between containers by mounting shared folders in other containers READ & WRITE READ ONLY DENY ACCESS

Operate Container Remotely through Web Browser Application container can be accessed with both an URL link and CLI (command line interface) with WEB browser Terminal Web Site

Monitor host resource usage Monitor container resource usage Resource Management of Container at a Glance Easily to monitor Host CPU, memory and network utilizations visually CPU and memory limits can be configured for each container

Import and Export of Containers are Simple Containers can be imported and exported to and from PC’s and shared folders by using simple operations in Container Station Import and export of containers enables rapid container backup and very convenient for service migration.

QNAP NAS now supports Container Seamless connection with all mainstream cloud/virtualization related services with QNAP Container Station.

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