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New #ChalkTalk Video: What Keeps IT at Night? @Vmworld While the industry talks about clouds (public, hybrid and private), what keeps IT up at night is dealing with storage refreshes, defeating ransomware, maintaining application availability and controlling costs.
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The Always-On Data Fabric - ioFABRIC FMS Briefing Note
New @georgeacrump #FMS2017 Note: The Always-On Data Fabric - ioFABRIC
While most software defined storage (SDS) solutions offer a degree of data services consolidation within a single data center, they donāt extend that consolidation of services across locations and into the cloud. Each location is discrete and needs separate management. A data fabric extends the SDS concept across locations and into the cloud, creating a single policy-driven architecture thatā¦
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#FlashMemorySummit Video - Software Defined Storage and Flash Software Defined Storage (SDS) is nothing new, vendors have been presenting it under different names for years.
SlideShare: How To Use Software Defined Storage to Extend Your SAN, Not Replace it
Latest SlideShare: How To Use Software Defined Storage to Extend Your SAN, Not Replace it
Most vendors are positioning SDS and Hyperconvergence as THE replacement for legacy storage area network (SAN) investment. They want IT to shove the legacy SAN out the door, which most IT professionals are reluctant to do. The result is data centers are either taking a wait and see approach to SDS and hyperconvergence or using the solutions for stand alone new projects. The problem is both ofā¦
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Live Webinar: How To Use Software Defined Storage to Extend Your SAN, Not Replace it
Upcoming Live Webinar: How To Use SDS to Extend Your SAN, Not Replace it
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The Advantages of Storage Sprawl
New Article by @georgeacrump "The Advantages of Storage Sprawl"
When IT Planners see āstorage consolidationā show up on the IT whiteboard they know that a long, arduous project is ahead of them. Storage consolidation is typically the goal of a storage refresh. These refreshes used to be a once every four or five year event as storage systems reached their end-of-life, but now in the modern data center these refreshes come at a much faster pace and instead ofā¦
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ChalkTalk Video: Establishing Peace between DBAs and Storage Admins with Software Defined Storage
New @georgearump ChalkTalk Video: Establishing Peace between DBAs and Storage Admins with SDS
Storage Admins and Database Admins are often at odds with one another. DBAs want more performance, more availability and more capacity, often pushing the storage architecture to its limits. In this video, StorageSwiss and ioFABRIC depict the typical DBA / Storage Admin relationship and how SDS 2.0 can make it better:
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The Problems with VVOLS
Latest Article by @georgeacrump "The Problems with VVOLS"
For simplicity, most storage administrators create a finite number of LUNs for their VMware Infrastructure and assign as many virtual machine (VM) datastores to each LUN as possible. Management is simplified thanks to a limited number of LUNs but it makes storage management of the individual VM more difficult. VMware administrators need a finer grain of control than the LUN to manage betterā¦
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