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Hyper-converged systems, like any system that stores data, require data protection. This often comes down to erasure coding vs. RAID. But which is better for your hyper-converged infrastructure deployment? We address the pros and cons of each technology to help you answer that question.
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Can Data Diversity Be Solved By a Single Storage System? - Quobyte Briefing Note
New @georgeacrump Note: Can Data Diversity Be Solved By a Single Storage System? - Quobyte
The modern data center has to deal with different use cases ranging from applications running inside of virtual machines or containers to massive amounts of unstructured data created by both users and devices. This data diversity almost always forces the organization to use multiple storage solutions, one for each data type and IO requirement. The problem is the cost of acquiring and managing…
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Storage Problems Limit Hyperconverged Scale
Latest @georgeacrump Blog: Storage Problems Limit Hyperconverged Scale
Hyperconvergence has a real problem. It can’t scale. While hyperconverged architectures may be a good match for medium sized business, as the environment scales it’s “all for one, one for all” simplicity becomes problematic. As is usually the case, storage is the culprit.
While there are variations on the theme, a typical HCI environment combines storage, networking and compute into a single…
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Using A Raspberry Pi For Distributed Object Storage With Minio
Using A Raspberry Pi For Distributed Object Storage With Minio
So I was researching object storage and I came across the open source distributed object storage software, Minio. This lightweight software was written with Golang and accomplishes similar things to that of Amazon S3. After all they are both object storage solutions. The difference here is that Minio can be deployed on your own hardware.
Being that Minio was written with Golang, it is cross…
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