News Summary:
Scality launched Maestro, a fleet management platform now generally available for service providers running multiple ARTESCA object storage deployments, particularly those offering backup-as-a-service. On September 16, 2026, the company stated Maestro addresses specific operational problems for cloud and managed service providers by allowing central management of object storage systems across numerous customer locations. Previously, on September 15, Scality highlighted Maestro's ability to let service providers centrally manage hundreds of backup deployments, thereby solving the complexity of individual logins, update cycles, and manual reporting for each separate object storage instance. Earlier in September, the company announced the general availability of Maestro 1.1, designed to enable service providers and enterprises to monitor, update, and bill across ARTESCA storage fleets from a single console without requiring VPN access to customer sites. This version 1.1, announced on September 10, specifically targets the backup-as-a-service business, streamlining tasks like monitoring, software and firmware updates, and capacity tracking for billing across potentially tens or hundreds of ARTESCA clusters within different customer networks.
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