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HiveIO Debuts Hive Fabric 7.3
HiveIO Debuts Hive Fabric 7.3
More Proactive Infrastructure Operations and Cost-Effective, Granular Application Performance Acceleration
Graphics processing units (GPUs), software-defined data center architectures, and more intelligent infrastructure management are important technologies that all stand to help IT professionals meet modern business requirements. These include ever-faster levels of performance, increased…
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The rise of hyper-convergence is radically changing how enterprises manage their IT estates, but its effect on the network has yet to be fully realised.
Can HyperConvergence Work at the Edge? - StorMagic Briefing Note
New @georgeacrump Note: Can HyperConvergence Work at the Edge? - StorMagic
Edge computing, remote offices, branch offices (ROBO), small data centers, and IoT use cases are on the rise. Most research predicts that the amount of data stored outside the data center will be 40X more than what is stored inside the data center. The challenge for IT is equipping the edge with compute, and storage with a solution that meets the needs of the edge, while at the same time being…
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Why Backup is Breaking Hyper-Converged Infrastructures and How to Fix it
New @georgeacrump Article: Why Backup is Breaking Hyper-Converged Infrastructures and How to Fix it
The goal of a hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) is to simplify how to apply compute, network and storage resources to applications. Ideally, the data center’s IT needs are consolidated down to a single architecture that automatically scales as the organization needs to deploy more applications or expand existing ones. The problem is that the backup process often breaks the consolidation effort…
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New Paper: The Post-Virtualization Refresh: Is Hyperconvergence the Answer?
New Paper by @georgeacrump: The Post-Virtualization Refresh: Is Hyperconvergence the Answer?
With the move to virtualization well underway, the data center faces its most pivotal technology refresh in its history. The current architecture was designed before the introduction of virtualization, but virtualization has been adopted into that legacy architecture at an unprecedented pace. The post-virtualization refresh, in addition to the typical challenges with a technology refresh, also…
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Not a One Trick, Hyper-Converged Pony
Latest @georgeacrump Briefing Note: Not a One Trick, Hyper-Converged Pony
HP StoreVirtual Briefing Note
HP’sjourney to hyper-convergence started in Colorado when they purchased LeftHand Networks. The LeftHand Networks solution was one of the first software-based storage solutions and one of the first scale-out storage solutions. It also happened to be a solution that could be virtualized and run within a virtual infrastructure like VMware. HP rebranded the LeftHand…
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How to decide if Software Defined Storage is Right for you
New Article by @georgeacrump "How to decide if Software Defined Storage is Right for you"
Software Defined Storage (SDS) is the abstraction of data services from the storage hardware and it promises a lot: flexibility, cost savings and the elimination of vendor lock-in. Despite the hype, organizations have been slow to adopt the technology and sales of turnkey vendor solutions continue to be strong. The hesitation to move to SDS can be a timing issue as organizations wait for their…
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