Podcasts about netapp hci

This week, NetApp's Mitch Blackburn and Sean Lee join us to discuss the latest E-Series EF300 platform, BeeGFS and NetApp HCI!

Of all the buzzwords bandied about, hyperconverged infrastructure (or HCI) is quite possibly the buzziest of them all. Why? Because it’s revolutionary.

This week, the storage janitor (Andy Banta) joins us, along with NetApp HCI TME Michael White, to discuss data protection strategies for NetApp HCI using Cleondris!

In this episode of Arrow Bandwidth, you’ll hear an audio version of the latest Arrow Quick Hit with NetApp and witness the power of their Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure (HCI) solutions. Read the full Quick Hit on Arrow Channel Advisor: https://www.arrow.com/ecs/na/channeladvisor/channel-advisor-articles/arrow-quick-hits-witness-the-power-of-netapp-hybrid-cloud-infrastructure-hci/ Traditionally only available with a minimum of 2x compute nodes and 4x storage nodes, NetApp is pleased to offer the new 2+2 (2x compute nodes and 2x storage nodes) HCI configuration — opening the door to more customers, use cases and hybrid cloud possibilities. This enterprise-scale, disaggregated HCI (dHCI) solution offers the guaranteed performance, cloud-like experience and automated management that your customers expect for their hybrid cloud journey. The simplicity, flexibility and ability to reduce consumption costs empower organizations to move faster to achieve their hybrid cloud goals. With easy deployment, NetApp data fabric integration and a common experience across private and public clouds, NetApp HCI streamlines hybrid cloud infrastructure. Read the full Quick Hit to find out how you can break free from the constraints of traditional HCI solutions. SPEAKERS: Ryan Rascop Technical Solutions Engineer, Arrow Ryan Rascop is an Arrow technical solutions engineer who has a combined 11 years at Arrow, focused on multiple storage suppliers. As a dedicated technical resource to a national Arrow partner, he helps support growth in their supplier-specific storage business. He is passionate about creating technical and sales enablement programs such as Arrow’s Quick Hits, creating content with a focus on simplicity and ease of consumption. Rascop was selected as a President’s Club MVP pick for the NetApp line of business for 2019. Walter Lemieux Technical Solutions Engineer, Arrow Walter Lemieux is a technical solutions engineer at Arrow. He is a NetApp-proficient engineer with more than five years of experience working with customers to attain a plethora of goals and achievements. Lemieux brings his hands-on experience to Arrow as a dedicated technical resource to a national Arrow partner. He has a zeal for creative solutions and collaboration, and has contributed to Arrow’s technical and sales enablement programs, including Arrow Quick Hits podcasts.

NetApp is about more than just about on-prem enterprise storage. They are changing with the industry as it embraces HCI, Cloud Native, and Kubernetes as part of the Data Fabric. This is critical to the company's strategy. We had the chance to sit separately with NetApp's SVP & GM of Cloud Native (which includes its Kubernetes/Containers activity) Anthony Lye to talk about how NetApp and its enterprise customers view that space, as well as how they are evolving from an "on-prem first" storage player into a multi-cloud and cloud-native solution. We also had a great conversation with NetApp's Chief HCI Architect Adam Carter at the show who talked about the philosophy behind NetApp's untraditional approach to HCI. This one is a great listen, and we owe a serious debt of graditude to both Anthony and Adam for making the time at a busy event, as well as the entire NetApp A/R and PR team who made it all happen. 00:00 - 05:15 Matt & Steve hit on some recent news & travel, including Micron 3D XPoint and FujiFilm's IT Summit 05:15 - 24:00 NetApp HCI with Adam Carter, as well as Matt & Steve's post-interview discussion & thoughts 24:00 - 34:50 NetApp's Cloud Native and Container Strategy with NetApp GM and SVP Anthony Lye 34:50 - 36:32 Wrapping Up Special Guests: Adam Carter and Anthony Lye.

Your modern infrastructure is highly unlikely to be built on a single platform, in fact not only unlikely to be on a single platform but unlikely to be built in a single location, as increasingly we are developing hybrid infrastructure that can be spread across datacentres, remote locations and of course the public cloud. While this adds complexity to our technology stack, it also adds opportunities when technology vendors work together to bring value to each other’s offerings, improving end-user experience and business outcomes. That is the focus of this week’s show, recorded on the road at Arrow ECS as we discuss how NetApp HCI and Veeam integrate to work better together and what this means for modern infrastructure in our hybrid world. I’m joined by a team of people to discuss this week’s topic Alun Griffiths and Paul Stillitano from Arrow ECS, Kev Ridings from Veeam and Jason Fitzgerald, Technical Consultant from Gardner Systems, all with their own take on the changing infrastructure space and how it impacts the way we deliver our technology. In this week's show we discuss; * What is HCI and how do we make it more than just a small form factor *Consistent and repeatable deployment *How Integrating Veeam which HCI brings real value *Understanding our "dark data" *Why Simplicity is crucial *NetApp and Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure The team provide some great insights and I hope you found it as useful as I did. Thanks for listening. Full show notes are here:- https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1G0

This week on the podcast, we find out what a great fit VMware Private Cloud is on NetApp HCI with the Storage Janitor, Andy Banta and HCI Solution Engineer Sean Howard, as well as what they’ll be up to at NetApp Insight in Barcelona.

In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: In this week’s episode of Conversations in the Cloud, we welcome Cindy Goodell, Senior Manager for Solutions Marketing at NetApp. Cindy discusses the challenges that NetApp is hearing from customers about their journey to the cloud, noting that no two companies are in the same place […]

In this week’s episode of Conversations in the Cloud, we welcome Cindy Goodell, Senior Manager for Solutions Marketing at NetApp. Cindy discusses the challenges that NetApp is hearing from customers about their journey to the cloud, noting that no two companies are in the same place with their digital transformation. Data is a critical component and companies are beginning to understand the need to balance the placement of their data. NetApp is leveraging partnerships with hyperscalers to leverage underlying storage needs in the public cloud, while also using NetApp Hyper Converged Infrastructure (HCI) in the private cloud. NetApp HCI allows customers to place multiple workloads on one infrastructure, with predictable and consistent performance. NetApp wants to help customers utilize their data in the best possible way, including applications related to AI and machine learning. They want to ensure that companies are putting their data in the most efficient infrastructure and offer a portfolio of solutions to support wherever customers are trying to secure, move, or store their data. For more information, visit www.netapp.com/HCI or follow them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/NetApp.

This week on the podcast, VMworld 2018 is fast approaching! Join me and a group of NetApp’s finest virtualization experts to discuss what’s in store for NetApp at VMworld 2018, as well as what we can expect for NetApp HCI.

04. Aug. 2017 - NetApp HCI auf Basis SolidFire Element X Software in Kombination mit Cisco UCS B-Series Servern und SolidFire Flash Storage...

This week on the podcast, we invite Derek Leslie and Gabriel Chapman for the big reveal of NetApp’s hyperconverged infrastructure solution! Come find out what hyperconverged means for NetApp and its customers, as well as how NetApp’s HCI solution ticks.