Podcast appearances and mentions of Scott D Lowe

In this new episode of the 10 on Tech podcast, James Green and Scott D. Lowe of ActualTech Media interview Cory Stuart of Argonne National Laboratory about data storage for the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement Program. Cory has some very unique challenges with his data center deployments, and found a solution in Nexsan Unity™ systems. In this interview, Scott and James dig in to some of the finer points of managing data at the edge. In this interview, you’ll hear: A fun overview of the locations of the the laboratory’s data centers and the particulars of these crazy environments How Cory and his team leveraged Nexsan storage to deploy a stable storage solution in a small amount of space that is also capable of tolerating these harsh conditions Challenges Cory still deals with such as bandwidth in the global context Resource Links: Argonne National Laboratory — http://www.anl.gov/ Nexsan Unity Systems - https://www.nexsan.com/products/unified-storage-unity/ Press release about this deployment - http://www.nexsan.com/press_releases/nexsan-unity-delivers-in-support-of-atmospheric-radiation-measurement-program/ We hope you listen and enjoy, and don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher!

Every organization wants to leverage the value of their data. The question isn’t, “should we start getting a handle on this massive trove of information?”, but rather, “how do we even get started? It’s so complicated!” After all, there’s so much data locked away in so many locations and disparate systems. It’s enough to intimidate the most seasoned of admins. That’s what this new episode of the 10 on Tech podcast is all about. In it, Scott D. Lowe and David Davis of ActualTech Media interview Neil Barton (@neilrbarton) about WhereScape (@wherescape). WhereScape helps companies find all their data and learn how to get the most out of it, so they stop leaving money on the table. In this interview, you’ll learn about: Data lakes, data vaults and data warehousing, and the differences between them. WhereScape’s particular model, including the way in which it automates tedious, manual data processes. Benefits that WhereScape customers have gained with the service. WhereScape’s product lines, costs involved and how to get started. Resource Links: “May the Fourth Be With You” special webcast - https://events.actualtechmedia.com/register-now/140/nutanix-may-the-4th-be-with-you-special-event/ WhereScape — https://www.wherescape.com/ WhereScape on Twitter — https://twitter.com/wherescape?lang=en

A brand new podcast -- Datanauts -- has launched! Here's the summary of episode 1. The latest form factor, hyper-converged infrastructure, seems to be storming through the data center market like a thundering donkey with a rainbow laser cannon. Join the Datanauts as they pick apart the pros and cons of hyper-converged, ramble on about architecture and design challenges, and shine a piercing light into a dark and murky corner of the next generation data center! The post Datanauts 001 – Hyper Convergence with Scott D. Lowe appeared first on Packet Pushers.

A brand new podcast -- Datanauts -- has launched! Here's the summary of episode 1. The latest form factor, hyper-converged infrastructure, seems to be storming through the data center market like a thundering donkey with a rainbow laser cannon. Join the Datanauts as they pick apart the pros and cons of hyper-converged, ramble on about architecture and design challenges, and shine a piercing light into a dark and murky corner of the next generation data center! The post Datanauts 001 – Hyper Convergence with Scott D. Lowe appeared first on Packet Pushers.