Podcast appearances and mentions of michael cade

Keeping your data structured and secure is key to keeping your business safe. But how do we ensure that at every level of our IT infrastructure, including your backups? With data being stored across an organisation, from edge to the data center to the cloud, cyber resiliency is important when safeguarding an organization's assets against cyber threats.Today, we'll discuss the evolving nature of backup strategies in response to sophisticated cyber threats. Understand the methods to ensure the safety of backups, and look ahead to the future to consider how advancements in technology might shape the landscape of backup and cyber resiliency.This episode is hosted by Helen Gidney, Head of Architecture at Softcat. And welcome back to softcat's Explain it podcast. We're here to talk tech in simple jargon, free language. This time Helen is joined by Michael Cade, Global Field CTO at Veeam Software, and Gary Hawkins, Hybrid Platform's Chief Technologist at softcat.For more information visit softcat.comThis podcast is produced by The Podcast Coach. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Jon Myer in an enlightening conversation with Michael Cade, Global Field CTO at Veeam, on the Jon Myer Podcast. This episode dives into the realms of Resiliency, Responsibility, and Recovery in the context of AWS and Veeam. Michael sheds light on the vital role of Kasten K10 in Kubernetes and cloud technology, offering insights into data protection, mobility, and the future of cloud-native solutions. Don't miss out on this engaging discussion that blends expertise with practical advice. Key Takeaways:

Join Jon Myer in an enlightening conversation with Michael Cade, Global Field CTO at Veeam, on the Jon Myer Podcast. This episode dives into the realms of Resiliency, Responsibility, and Recovery in the context of AWS and Veeam. Michael sheds light on the vital role of Kasten K10 in Kubernetes and cloud technology, offering insights into data protection, mobility, and the future of cloud-native solutions. Don't miss out on this engaging discussion that blends expertise with practical advice. Key Takeaways:

This year at AWS re:Invent we are going to interview conference attendees, AWS Heroes, and AWS employees. We're asking them what they are excited about at re:Invent and what they are working on! Michael Cade is a Global Field CTO at Veeam Software Join us to hear the answer to these questions from some of the top minds in the industry!!! Resources: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelcade1/ https://github.com/MichaelCade/90DaysOfDevOps https://twitter.com/MichaelCade1 Intro music attribution: Artist - MaxKoMusic

In this insightful interview with Michael Cade, the CEO of the Thurston Economic Development Council (EDC), we gained valuable insights into the world of economic development, community building, and the importance of love and opportunity. Background and Passion: Michael shared his unique journey into economic development, highlighting his background in English literature and geography. He discussed how he transitioned from wanting to be a high school English literature teacher to becoming a key figure in Thurston County's economic development. The Role of the EDC: Michael shed light on the Thurston EDC's mission, emphasizing its dedication to fostering economic growth and community development. He emphasized the organization's commitment to supporting emerging sectors and promoting a diverse range of businesses, including small enterprises. The Arts and Economic Growth: Michael discussed the surprising role of the arts sector in Thurston County's economy during the 2008-2009 recession. The arts became a significant driver of job growth, highlighting the importance of creative industries in economic development. Community Building and Engagement: Michael emphasized the need for economic development organizations to be approachable and actively engaged with their communities. He discussed the importance of partnerships, both traditional and nontraditional, in driving economic growth. Challenges and Communication: Michael acknowledged the challenge of effectively communicating the EDC's role and resources to the community. He stressed the importance of telling their story better and reaching out to a broader audience. A Vision for the Future: When asked about his legacy, Michael shared a heartfelt perspective. He hopes to be remembered for fostering an environment of love and opportunity, not just within his family but also within the community. His vision is to leave a legacy of caring for one another and supporting individual growth and responsibility. This interview with Michael Cade provides valuable insights into the world of economic development, community building, and the profound impact that love and opportunity can have on individuals and society. Michael's dedication to serving his community and creating a better future is truly inspiring. This amazing episode was edited and mixed by our amazing team member Jacob Brusseau! www.linkedin.com › in › jacob-brusseau Jacob Brusseau - Music Composer/Audio Engineer ... - LinkedIn

Bret and Matt welcome Michael Cade, the field CTO at Kasten by Veeam. If you've been around servers for a while, you probably have heard of Veeam. It made its debut back in the late 2000's when virtual machines and implementations of VMs were big. I first found out about them back in those days, because it was a great free product for small virtual machine environments and data centers. They've made tons of additional backup and recovery products over those years, and now they have Kasten K10, which is a Kubernetes backup and restore/recovery product. Michael discussed with us the origins of K10 and some of the major features. We get into some demos, which you can check out in the original YouTube live show. Live recording of the complete show from June 1, 2023 is on YouTube (Ep. #219). Includes demos.★Topics★Kasten K10 websiteK10 free for 5 nodesKanisterKasten K10 Walkthough Project on GitHubKasten K10 install configKastenByVeeam YouTube channel Support this show and get exclusive benefits on Patreon, YouTube, or bretfisher.com!★Join my Community★Get on the waitlist for my next live course on CI automation and gitops deploymentsBest coupons for my Docker and Kubernetes coursesChat with us and fellow students on our Discord Server DevOps FansGrab some merch at Bret's Loot BoxHomepage bretfisher.comCreators & Guests Bret Fisher - Host Cristi Cotovan - Editor Beth Fisher - Producer Matt Williams - Host Michael Cade - Guest (00:00) - Intro (02:23) - Introducing Michael Cade (03:30) - Veeam: then and now (07:38) - How Kasten came to be (14:11) - Complexity and Recovery (19:04) - Backup litmus test (23:02) - Demo (24:26) - Navig8: an open source visualizer for Helm Chart (28:44) - Kanister: an open source project for data management on Kubernetes (31:39) - Incremental backups (36:44) - Label-based backup policies (41:39) - Location profiles (43:56) - Infrastructure profiles (49:52) - Integrate your backup into you GitOps pipeline (51:43) - What about security? (54:57) - Getting started (01:02:13) - Miami conference

Michael Cade, Veeam Global Field CTO for Cloud Native Solutions, joins us to discuss containers, Kubernetes and K10 by Kasten. We cover why partners should be interested in this conversation, and who you should be talking to when prospecting. Some good advice around getting started in the world of K8s is shared as well.

Michael Cade (@michaelcade1) talks about learning in public and his creation of "90 Days of DevOps" to enable others by teaching the process and principles of DevOps from the ground up.SHOW: 659CLOUD NEWS OF THE WEEK - http://bit.ly/cloudcast-cnotwCHECK OUT OUR NEW PODCAST - "CLOUDCAST BASICS"SHOW SPONSORS:Granulate, an Intel company - Autonomous, continuous, workload optimizationgMaestro from Granulate - Kubernetes cost optimization, made easyCDN77 - Content Delivery Network Optimized for Video85% of users stop watching a video because of stalling and rebuffering. Rely on CDN77 to deliver a seamless online experience to your audience. Ask for a free trial with no duration or traffic limits.Datadog Monitoring: Modern Monitoring and AnalyticsStart monitoring your infrastructure, applications, logs and security in one place with a free 14 day Datadog trial. Listeners of The Cloudcast will also receive a free Datadog T-shirt.SHOW NOTES:90 Days of DevOpsTopic 1 - We've known each other for a long time. For those out there not familiar, give us a quick introduction.Topic 2 - Before we dig into the 90 Days of DevOps project, tell everyone about your career journey at Veeam and now Kasten. You've made the transition from infrastructure technologist to DevOps and cloud native technologies. How did that come about?Topic 3 - You started the project on Jan 1, 2022. Did you have this all mapped out before you started or did you create the content and topics as you went along?Topic 4 - Tell everyone a little bit about what they can learn if they complete the program. What made you choose these topics? What I like best about the program is the wide variety of topics. Everything from conceptual items (OSI model) to hands on with Terraform, Kubernetes, Jenkins, etc.Topic 5 - What stuck out to you going through the process? What was most impactful to you in the journey? I remember following along from a far on Twitter while you were doing this. You struck a nerve in the community somewhere along the way (18k stars on GitHub). When did you think this might get bigger than you anticipated?Topic 6 - What's next? Do you have plans to continue the project or create another project? What are folks out there asking for? Anything you would change in the current program?FEEDBACK?Email: show at the cloudcast dot netTwitter: @thecloudcastnet

In this episode, Ryan and Bhavin interview Michael Cade, a community first technologist for Kasten by Veeam. Michael has been in the industry for over 16 years, with a key focus on technologies such as cloud-native, automation, and data management. The discussion dives into challenges associated with managing data on Kubernetes and how data protection and disaster recovery solutions have changed from virtual machines to containers. Show links: Michael Cade: https://twitter.com/MichaelCade1/ https://vzilla.co.uk/ https://cndmday.com/ Azure Container Apps: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/apps-on-azure/introducing-azure-container-apps-a-serverless-container-service/ba-p/2867265?ocid=AID3042118 Azure Arc enabled data services: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-arc/directly-connected-mode-for-azure-arc-enabled-data-services-is/ba-p/2908836 101 Content: https://loft.sh/blog/kubernetes-persistent-volumes-examples-and-best-practices/ https://www.squadcast.com/blog/introduction-to-kubernetes-storage The rise of Kubernetes and its impact on enterprise databases: https://venturebeat.com/2021/11/03/the-rise-of-kubernetes-and-its-impact-on-enterprise-databases/

Abstract of the talk… Benchmarking storage is not a new concept, this has been happening on storage for a long time. But have we overlooked the benchmarking capabilities or at least the ease in which to achieve this in a cloud-native, container-based, Kubernetes landscape? There has been a rise in stateful workloads and support around persistent storage in Kubernetes is improving. Now we can take our traditional workloads such as SQL Server, Oracle and SAP alongside our data stores for microservices with the same storage system for MongoDB, Cassandra, Redis, MySQL and PostgreSQL. With each of these stateful applications having different performance requirements, it becomes necessary to benchmark the storage backing these Persistent volumes. The CSI (Container Storage Interface) is the standard for creating custom components to work with data storage. This has enabled many more storage vendors to adopt their platforms to the cloud-native approach and offerings. All of this is great, but how do we ensure that the right datastore is used to achieve the performance required for our microservices running these stateful workloads? Bio… A community first technologist for Kasten by Veeam Software. Based in the UK with over 16 years of industry experience with a key focus on technologies such as cloud-native, automation & data management. His role at Kasten is to act as a technical thought leader, community champion and project owner to engage with the community to enable influencers and customers to overcome the challenges of Cloud-Native Data Management and be successful, speaking at events sharing the technical vision and corporate strategy whilst providing ongoing feedback from the field into product management to shape the future success. Key take-aways from the talk… Kubestr can assist here in three ways: · Identify the various storage options present in a cluster. · Validate if the storage options are configured correctly. · Evaluate the storage using common benchmarking tools like FIO.

No longer considered an ephemeral concept as it originally was, data management has become a huge issue and challenge, especially for managing stateless data in Kubernetes environments. Cloud Native Data Management Day at the recently held KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2021 event in May and the state of data management were the subject of discussion in this edition of The New Stack Makers podcast, hosted by Alex Williams, founder and publisher of The New Stack. The guests were Michael Cade, senior global technologist, Veeam Software and Nigel Poulton, owner of nigelpoulton.com, which offers Kubernetes and Docker training and other services. Both Cade and Poulton were also involved in the organization of Cloud Native Data Management Day.

Infrastructure as code offers many possibilities, but introduces a large amount of potential security vulnerabilities. How can Veeam help? I speak with Michael Cade to find out. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theweeklysqueak/message

Our host, Barry Coombs is joined by data protection experts, Michael Cade, Sam Woodcock and Ben  Evans. In this episode, the panel discuss the key considerations businesses should be making in 2021 to ensure their business and data is secure and reliable.  The panel also answer live questions from the audience. 

As the world of technology and data continues to evolve, so must the solutions that we use to build our enterprise technology stacks, which of course means new versions of products and services from our leading vendors. At the end of February 2021 Cloud Data Management specialists Veeam released Version 11 of their highly successful availability suite. But what does that mean for those of us who deliver, manage and maintain enterprise infrastructure? Because while the world we operate in continues to evolve are vendors listening to the challenges that their customers have? Understanding evolving trends and how they are likely to impact both them and their customers? In this episode, I'm joined by Veeam Senior Global Technologists and regular Tech Interviews contributors, Michael Cade and Anthony Spiteri, as I put those questions to them as we explore some of the key announcements from Veeam's V11 launch. We discuss what was behind some of those design decisions and how are these developments helping to solve enterprise challenges. We discuss. The V11 Strategy Continuous data protection and the critical workload. Be right, not first. Immutable backups made easy. Making innovation available to all. The power of the cloud for long term retention. Helping to balance costs. Improving instant recovery. Protect it anywhere, recover it anywhere. Getting more value from our backup data. This was a jam-packed show and it is always great to catch up with the Veeam team, there is always a real enthusiasm from them for their technology and it's great to see that not only are customers listened to, but what they hear is then acted upon. Michael and Anthony, as always, offered great insight into this significant technology release. For all the links as well as how to watch the Veeam V11 announcement visit the show notes page ​https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1PY If you have an idea for a show email me at podcast@techstringy.com and to catch the next episode, then subscribe in all good homes of podcast and YouTube. Thanks for listening.

I was joined by Michael Cade from Veeam Software to dive deep into what's new and improved in Veeam v11. Here's what we talked about: 0:00 - 2:00 Intro 2:00 - 3:50 Michael's 3 favorite features in v11 3:50 - 17:30 Diving deep into CDP, Ransomware, and Instant Recovery 17:30 - 20:20 Intelligent data management 20:20 - 23:45 Controlling backup/retention costs 23:45 - 37:20 Other features (improved dedup, Windows agent storage integration, All-in-one updates like NUMA) 37:30 - 39:30 Wrap-up

Mike is sitting down to chat today with vExpert and Cisco Champion Michael Cade, a senior global technologist over at Veeam. Michael has spent the last 18 months or so diving deep into the Cloud, and he’s a great resource for folks looking to expand that skill set.In this episode, we talk about…Michael’s experience with Azure versus AWS.What Michael has been working on at Veeam -which has been seeing a huge shift of many more people moving over into the public cloud.Several interesting use cases for data migration projects Michael has worked on, and what he learned from them.How Veeam works efficiently to back up data for its customers.Why Michael has been geeking out over educating families who aren’t able to afford computers to learn about technology like raspberry pi that helps folks who need to get online for virtual work or remote learning.The best career advice Michael has ever gotten -which is that the feeling of imposter syndrome isn’t always a bad thing.Resources from this episode:Follow Michael on TwitterCheck out Michael's BlogCheck out Veam

2020 has been one heck of a year, for all kinds of reasons, many of them of course less than positive. The world has been turned on its head, with lots of the things we took for granted as our “normal” behaviour no longer allowed or drastically changed. 2020 has also put a strain on the global community in unprecedented ways, straining healthcare, education, and business. The technology industry has been at the forefront of much of the global response, not just in business, but across all areas of life tools like Zoom and Teams moved from corporate apps to an everyday part of people’s lives, a way to do business, yes, but also a way to stay in touch, have get-togethers, quizzes and of course of ways of carrying on education from the youngest to those studying for advanced qualifications. However, this move to a more technologically driven world, also highlighted real disparity while for many they have plentiful access to technology and are tech literate, for swathes of the population that is not true. It was this disparity that was noted by two of my close IT community friends, Michael Cade and Jason Benedicic, both are regular guests on the show, and both have very busy day jobs, but both saw examples of that technology gap and wondered what they could do about it. This led them to start to look at different ways of making technology available, what exists today, and what we may need to change to truly make technology accessible to more people than it is today. It was this work that caught my eye and felt like a great topic for our last Tech Interviews of 2020, so that is exactly what we do as I’m joined by Michael and Jason to explore what we can do as individuals and industry to make technology available to all. It’s a great chat and with a fine collection of Christmas outfits for you to enjoy (if you watch the YouTube version). What Jason and Michael have taken on is a great example of what we can do as a tech community, if we just think about the way we can use technology a little differently and look to solve problems. As this is the last show of the year, I would just like to say thanks for all of the support of the show this year from both a fantastic collection of guests and to you the listener, because without listeners there wouldn’t be a show. May you all have an enjoyable holiday season and let’s hope 2021 is a bit of an improvement on 2020! Until next year, thanks for listening and watching. Full show notes are here : https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1P0 Thanks to PowerTribe for the use of their version of Carol of the Bells in our festive theme tune.

90's California Dreams Star #MichaelCade dropped by Evertalk TV to chat w hosts Ariane Andrew & Matt Dillon ahead of tonight's Reunion shows in West Hollywood, California at Saved by The Max.Come and have a listen and make sure to follow us at:@ArianeAndrew@MattDillon1983@SippintheTeaTvShowIf you're more of a visual person: Check out Michael's interview on our TV Show on YouTube: h #SippinTheTea #ArianeAndrew #MattDillon

One of the few COVID-19 benefits has been the shift of many major technology vendors to taking their key events online, we've already seen Microsoft, NetApp, HPE, Cisco and many more move their big in-person conferences to an online version and while they may not replace all elements of those in-person events, what it has done is opened up the opportunity to attend events that you may not normally be able with the bonus of much of the content been left available for many weeks after the event so you can consume what you need at your own pace. June saw Veeam's popular VeeamON event move online for 2020 with nearly 30,000 registrations it seems to have proved a huge success, so on this week's show, we look at how was it running such a big event online? What were the key messages and announcements from the conference that would be relevant for Veeam partners, customers and the wider data management industry? With a focus on "Elevating your cloud data-strategy" we also ask what that means and how Veeam is hoping to enable their customers to do just that. Joining me to discuss it is regular contributor to the show is Veeam Senior Global Technologist, Michael Cade as we cover. What was the online experience like? The challenges of scale and online anxiety! The benefit of on-line events live and on-demand. Even in a changing world we need to manage our data Key announcements Backup for AWS, 365 and Teams, Availability orchestration More key announcements Availability suite V11, CDP, Capacity Tier, Instant Recovery for NAS and Databases. The importance of a data focussed conversation. Portability and flexibility. Are Veeam a cloud data management company? Veeam as with several online events I have attended did a really good job of making the session an experience and as businesses learn from each other these online events will only get better. From a content perspective, Michael shared the importance of some of those key messages as Veeam continues to innovate and evolve to meet the ever-changing demands that enterprises are placing on their data. If you have an idea for a show or would like to appear as a guest then please email me at podcast@techstringy.com If you'd like to watch the YouTube version of the show you can find it here : https://youtu.be/rIj7wmfpmnI For full show notes : https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1Mn

In this episode, Barry Coombs interviews Michael Cade, Senior Global Technologist at Veeam, about the new features and functionality of Veeam's exciting new release of Veeam v10.  Michael and Barry discuss the many new features of Veeam v10 including:  NAS Backup  Multi-VM Instant Recovery  Cloud Tier Copy Mode Much more! 

Stemming from a blog he authored for PICPA’s CPA Now, Michael Cade, strategy consultant and executive coach for MFCCoach LLC in Morrisville, joins us to discuss how vital it is for CPAs at nonprofits to understand organizational performance if they are going to help their employers achieve their missions. He provides details on critical driver analytics and communicating with nonprofit leaders. Get more insights from Cade at his blog, Not for Profit – Beyond the Numbers. To read the full transcript click here. 

The Financial Accounting Standards Board is seeking to clarify the reporting of nonfinancial contributions to nonprofits, so it released the first draft of a proposed Accounting Standards Update on the topic. Ahead of the April 10 deadline for comment, we talked with Michael Cade, strategy consultant and executive coach for MFCCoach LLC in Morrisville, Pa., to get his thoughts on the proposed ASU. You can also get more insights from Cade at his blog, Not for Profit – Beyond the Numbers. To read the full transcript click here.

This week on the podcast, Michael Cade and Adam Bergh from Veeam join myself and TME Jeannine Walter to discuss the latest release of Veeam.

It’s a big week for Veeam software with the release of Version 10 of their core product set Veeam Availability Suite. Major software releases are often about much more than just a set of new features, they are about solving evolving industry and customer challenges and helping to drive forward a company strategy (I wrote a piece recently discussing this). What then are some of the drivers behind these software releases? What thinking goes into them? Why do they sometimes take a long time to come out? And why do they focus on some of the features they do? With Veeam having a major software release, I thought it would be a great time to explore some of those questions with two friends of Tech Interviews Michael Cade and Adam Bergh of Veeam Software. We discuss. • Why V10 took 3 years? • The importance or recognising the changing landscape • 5 keys of cloud data management • V10 helping deliver an overall strategy • Delivering what customers need and putting data to work • The value of close partnerships • Taking a holistic approach • Be better than “good enough” I’m a fan of what Veeam do both as a software solution but more importantly as a company with a very clear strategic direction and I think what shows in my chat with Michael and Adam is how Veeam have a very clear direction and that V10 is more than just a software release but is part of a much bigger picture. I hope you find their insight useful. Thanks for listening. Show notes are here : https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1JP

In this episode, Enrico speaks to Anthony Spiteri and Michael Cade of Veeam about data protection across physical and virtual data storage in the age of ransomware. Voices in Data Storage- Episode 32: A Conversation with Veeam

In this episode, Enrico speaks to Anthony Spiteri and Michael Cade of Veeam about data protection across physical and virtual data storage in the age of ransomware. Voices in Data Storage- Episode 32: A Conversation with Veeam

In this episode, Enrico speaks to Anthony Spiteri and Michael Cade of Veeam about data protection across physical and virtual data storage in the age of ransomware. Voices in Data Storage- Episode 32: A Conversation with Veeam

In this episode, Enrico speaks to Anthony Spiteri and Michael Cade of Veeam about data protection across physical and virtual data storage in the age of ransomware. Voices in Data Storage- Episode 32: A Conversation with Veeam

A little while back I wrote a blog post inspired by a presentation by a friend of mine, Michael Cade, at Cloud Field Day 5 back in April ,where he talked about how Veeam were developing their workload and data portability strategy. This really struck a chord with me as it closely mirrored a lot of the conversations I was having, across businesses of all types, as they looked to develop more data-centric strategies, that focussed on ensuring that their data was where they needed it when. It appealed so much that I’ve wanted to get it into a podcast episode. This week myself and Michael finally managed to get our diaries together to do just that. For those of you who’ve not heard Michael on the show before, he’s a Global Technologist at Veeam and a well-known face in the IT community and always a great Tech Interviews guest. On this week’s show we cover; • The portability why • Why cost isn’t the only driver of public cloud • Portability and a data-centric strategy • Portability use cases • Putting our “backup data” to work • Three Drivers of innovation • The importance of licensing in innovation • How to build a portability platform Data portability, for me, is core to a modern data strategy ensuring that our data and how we use it is the focus of our technology plans and companies like Veeam are delivering technology that can help us to enable the kind of portability modern business demands. If you’d like to follow up with Michael, the best way is via twitter @MichaelCade1 and you can find more on data portability, amongst other things, on his blog vzilla.co.uk. Thanks for listening. If you have an idea for the show or would like to appear, why not email me at podcast@techstringy.com For full show notes: https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1I9

Now that organisations are moving to the cloud, we speak to Michael Cade about their implications for data loss prevention or backup, & data management.

There are many ways by which CPAs can benefit their employers. According to Michael Cade of MFCCoach LLC in Morrisville, an emerging avenue is through the management of company legal fees. Learn why CPAs are uniquely qualified for this responsibility. Check out more of Cade’s insight at http://nfpbeyondthenumbers.com.   To read the full transcript click here. 

This month, Jenny and Rick have a conversation with Michael Cade, Executive Director of the Thurston Economic Development Council (thurstonedc.com), about what the EDC does and how their programs impact the community.

California Dreams with Aaron Jackson & Michael Cade by Good Morning LaLa Land

If you’re like most companies, you still probably keep the majority of your data on-premises. But that’s changing rapidly, as more and more data is breaking out of the traditional boundaries and moving to the cloud. What do you do then? How do you corral that data, keep an eye on it, make sure it’s safe and, if the worst should happen, make sure you can restore it? Those are the topics ActualTech Media’s James Green discusses with Michael Cade, Global Technologist for Veeam Software. Show highlights include: The 3 pillars of cloud data management: Criticality of data – keeping it secure and safe Growth of data – the amount of data being produced is skyrocketing, leading to new storage methodologies Data sprawl - data can literally be anywhere these days. How do you control and manage it? The importance of data visibility Leveraging data in the cloud, including Software-as-a-Service and multi-cloud environments How Veeam is tackling these challenges Resource links from the show: Veeam - https://www.veeam.com/ Michael Cade’s Veeam blog - https://www.veeam.com/blog/author/michael-cade Solution Brief: Cisco HyperFlex Systems and Veeam - https://www.veeam.com/wp-cisco-hyperflex-solution-brief-power-of-hyperconvergence.html We  hope  you enjoy this episode; and  don’t  forget  to  subscribe  to  the  show  on  iTunes,  Google Play,  or Stitcher.

This week on the Virtually Speaking Podcast we welcome Veeam Global Technologists Anthony Spiteri and Michael Cade to walk us through this mammoth of a release and what it means to VMware environments. read more

On Tuesday of this week (January 22nd, 2019) Veeam made a series of announcements around their technology stack, these announcements showed, in my opinion, the first elements of them really starting to deliver the technology to underpin their intelligent data management strategy that they first shared back in 2017. In this extra edition of Tech Interviews, I wanted to explore some of the key parts of these announcements and why I believe they are an important step in starting to shift Veeam from a backup company to one that can start to play a part in the orchestration and management of data within the modern enterprise. Michael Cade, Global Technologists at Veeam joins me to discuss the announcements and provide insight into what's driven some of the strategic shifts, as well as providing some detail into the technology updates that are underpinning these changes. During the show we discuss, Cloud storage integration, the expansion of Veeam's workload portability capability and finish up looking at some key updates to Data Labs and how it helps guarantee the consistency of your data and apps wherever and whenever you need them. I hope you enjoyed this additional show, as I thought it would be useful to provide some context to these announcements. Thanks for listening. Show notes are here : https://bit.ly/2HtmZCw

A couple of weeks ago Veeam had their annual technical conference VeeamON at that event they shared among other things their new strategic messaging. That message is an interesting one and their shift from "backup" company to one focused on intelligent data management across multiple repositories is, in my opinion, exactly the right move to be making. With that in mind, I wanted to take a look at some of those messages as well as some of the other interesting announcements from the show and that is exactly what we do on this week's podcast, as I'm joined by recurring Tech Interviews guest, Michael Cade, Global Technologist at Veeam. We start by taking a look at Veeam's last 12 months and how they've started to deliver a wider range of capabilities around more traditional enterprise platforms. Michael shares some of the thinking behind Veeam's goal to deliver an availability platform to meet the demands of modern business data infrastructures and the importance of doing more than the ability to "back stuff up" We discuss the development of Veeam's 5 pillars of intelligent data management, a key strategic announcement from the show. We discuss the importance of automation in our future data strategies. We finish up by investigating the value of data labs and how crucial the ability to get more value from your backup data is becoming. Finally, we take a look at some of the things we can expect from Veeam in the upcoming months. Enjoy the show. Full show notes are here :-

Recently I wrote a blog post in which I touched on the importance of availability, especially In a world were our reliance on technology is ever increasing, from the way we operate our business, to the way we live our lives and how digitally focussed businesses can no longer tolerate downtime, planned or unplanned, in the way they could even 5 years ago. The crux of that article talked about how crucial availability is in our modern platforms. So how do we maintain availability and mitigate against the evils of downtime? That’s simple, we build recovery and continuity plans to ensure that our system remain on, regardless of the events that go on around it, from planned maintenance to the very much unplanned disaster. But there’s the problem, these things aren’t simple are they? With that In mind the recent product announcement from Veeam of their new Availability Orchestrator solution, caught my attention and is the topic of this weeks podcast, as serial guest Michael Cade, Global Technologist, at Veeam, joins me to provide an insight into Availability Orchestrator, what challenges it addresses, why Veeam thought it was important to develop and how it can help you deliver better availability to your critical systems. So settle back and enjoy the show as we discuss "Availability of all of the things!" You'll find full show notes here :- https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1yp

Hurricane Ophelia recently caused problems for businesses including the LUAS which had to suspend services because of unplanned downtime but you can stop these unexpected problems occurring. Ronan talks to Michael Cade technical evangelist at Veeam about how businesses can protect themselves from suffering downtime. Michael tells Ronan about his background, what Veeam do, the Veeam 3 2 1 rule, and how secure Veeam is. Michael also explains how unplanned downtime affect businesses, and how businesses can protect themselves from suffering downtime.

This week on the podcast, we bring in Mr. Veeam, Michael Cade (https://vzilla.co.uk/) to talk about the latest Veeam release, as well as the blossoming partnership between Veeam and NetApp.

This week we continue the Partner Perspective series with three great VMware Partners. Topics discussed: Cohesity's Rawlinson Rivera shares their solution for the recovery of a datacenter's management stack. Veeam's Anthony Spiteri and Michael Cade update us on Veeam Powered Network, and their data protecton for VMware Cloud on AWS. Duncan and John talk with Fujitsu Chief Evangalist Data Center Business, Udo Würtz Links mentioned in this episode: Anthony Spiteri discusses Veeam Powered Network at VMworld 2017 Rawlinon's discusses enterprise availability and recoverability at VMworld 2017 session Anthony's Blog Punching Clouds Michael Cade's blog The Virtually Speaking Podcast The Virtually Speaking Podcast is a weekly technical podcast dedicated to discussing VMware topics related to storage and availability. Each week Pete Flecha and John Nicholson bring in various subject matter experts from VMware and within the industry to discuss their respective areas of expertise. If you’re new to the Virtually Speaking Podcast check out all episodes on vSpeakingPodcast.com.

Last week in New Orleans at VeeamON, Veeam announced their new Availability Suite v10. This is a major release that is the culmination of their vision to go from just "backup and recovery" to "always-on availability". This week John and I headed to Bourbon Street to capture the details on v10 from the Veeam Experts (Michael White, Clint Wyckoff, Michael Cade and Anthony Spiteri). We also ran into our own COO Sanjay Poonan who shared his thoughts on Veeam and the value of partnerships . Enjoy! VeeamON Key Announcements: Built-in Management for Veeam Agent for Linux and Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows Scale-Out Backup Repository — Archive Tier NAS Backup Support for SMB and NFS Shares Veeam CDP (Continuous Data Protection) Primary Storage Integrations — Universal Storage Integration API DRaaS Enhancements (for service providers) Additional enterprise scalability enhancements Show Related Links VeeamON 2017 Availability Suite v10 Veeam Community Podcast * Michael Cade’s VeeamOn Shakedown Anthony Spiteri Wraps up VeeamON 2017 Jorge Delacruz Wraps up VeeamON en Espanol Sanjay Poonan does Carpool Karoke The Virtually Speaking Podcast The Virtually Speaking Podcast is a weekly technical podcast dedicated to discussing VMware topics related to storage and availability. Each week Pete Flecha and John Nicholson bring in various subject matter experts from VMware and within the industry to discuss their respective areas of expertise. If you’re new to the Virtually Speaking Podcast check out all episodes on vSpeakingPodcast.com.

This week on the podcast, we dub the week “Release Week” as we roll out a third episode of NetApp Tech ONTAP podcast goodness. We bring in the Tech Evangelist for Veeam and NetApp A-Team Member, Michael Cade to discuss the newest Veeam release, which has added support for ONTAP 9.1! If you’re traveling back from NetApp Converge, be sure to download episodes for the plane ride back home!

There is no doubt that the world we live and work in is changing, in our personal lives we expect an always on experience and ever more digital interaction with the world. This is not just in our consumer lives. In our work lives expectation is the same, not only in the way we expect to work with technology, but also in the way our businesses expect to operate. But what does that mean, what does that mean to us as either IT professionals, or those trying to navigate their organisations through the trials and tribulations of our journey to a more digital way of working. That’s the subject of this week’s podcast, as I’m joined by Veeam’s Michael Cade to discuss how this move to a more digital world is impacting the way we must treat our technology. In this episode, we discuss exactly what we mean by digital transformation, how this is driving our reliance on communications and technology and the problems not been able to access them bring, not just to consumers, but to our organisations and the impact that has on customers and our ability to do business. Enjoy the show. Show notes are here.. http://wp.me/p4IvtA-R9

This week Arrow Bandwidth has been taken over by the NetApp A-Team. Like-minded and outspoken in their passion for all things NetApp, the NetApp A-Team members leverage social media to tell their stories – what worked, what didn’t, what they like, and what they think NetApp and other IT vendors can be doing better. Guests include: Ruairi McBride, Arrow ECS UK Technical Account Manager (@mcbride_ruairi), Mark Carlton, Concorde Technology Technical Lead (@mcarlton1983), Ed Morgan, Snr Solutions Architect (@mo6020), Michael Cade, Tech Evangelist Veeam Software (@MichaelCade1), Paul Stringfellow IT Director Gardner Systems (@techstringy) Join in the conversation by using #ArrowBandwidth.

In this episode I speak to Michael Cade of Veeam. We discuss if it's fair to say that Veeam are much more than just a virutalisation backup company, what's new and interesting in the data protection industry, how public cloud providers and are providing new an interesting methods for protecting our data. There is also a bonus, thanks to the NetApp TechONTAP podcast team, who provided me with some additional material from Michael's recent appearance on their show, about what's new in Veeam Availiability 9.5. Hope you enjoy the episode, if you did, then please subscribe.

Day 3 of NetApp Insight Berlin is wrapped up! We grabbed Pete Flecha from VMware, Michael Cade from Veeam and Ross Ackerman and Julia McClung from NetApp Customer Support to discuss their day. Plus, you get to hear Justin's horrible attempt at a British accent.

A short interview with Veeam UK SE Michael Cade - discussing the impact of cloud service on data protection, upcoming Microsoft technologies and how Veeam provides modern data protection

NetApp Insight 2015 was a massive success, and certainly one of the many highlights was Dave Hitz, NetApp’s Founder and Executive Vice President, and Joe CaraDonna, Senior Technical Director, announcing that SnapMirror will now not only run in AltaVault, but will soon run across NetApp’s entire product line. This week, the gang is joined by data protection experts, Rachel Dines, John Spinks and Michael Cade, to discuss what “SnapMirror to Everything” means for the future of data protection and how it impacts NetApp’s vision of a Data Fabric. Also Pete Flecha has a major announcement you won’t want to miss!