Podcasts about secondary storage

Episode: 2320 Tracing recent history: computer memory over three decades.  Today, we get smaller.

The storage industry is increasingly focused on memory rather than traditional storage, and this reflects an architectural shift in the compute stack. This episode of On-Premise IT focuses on the new storage stack, which now includes memory, with Andy Banta, Jim Jones, Vuong Pham, and Stephen Foskett, all of whom are attending Storage Field Day 26 and SNIA's Storage Developer Conference. The difference between memory and storage was historically based on the technology at hand, but these lines are blurring. The latest systems can address storage and memory in very similar ways, and can apply advanced data management techniques to memory as well as storage. NVMe, NAND flash, CXL, and persistent memory technologies are blurring the lines, and the latest developments in software, as highlighted at SNIA's SDC, bring new capabilities. As memory becomes more like storage, what was once primary storage has a new job to perform further down in the hierarchy focused on data management, ransomware, and data protection. © Gestalt IT, LLC for Gestalt IT: Primary Storage is Becoming Secondary Storage

In this slightly longer bite size podcast I discuss secondary storage: What is it? What are the 3 types you need to know about for GCSE? What are the 6 characteristics of storage types that you need to be aware of for answering analytical questions in the exam. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bitesize-computer-science/message

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Le stockage secondaire englobe beaucoup de composantes (technologiques, humaines et économiques). On ne peut l'enfermer dans une seule et même technologie ou un seul éditeur… Ce serait trop facile et bien trop réducteur. Durant 45 minutes, venez écouter nos invités du jour, tous experts et passionnés dans leur domaine. Dans la bonne humeur et le sérieux nous tentons d'évoquer et de décrypter certaines composantes de ce "stockage" qui anime les débats et les discussions depuis peu de temps... Nos intervenants : Arnaud Alapaquette - SCC Fouad El Akkad - Nutanix Noham Medyouni - Dell Technologies Olivier Parcollet - Nutanix Nicolas Groh - Rubrik

Think you know backup? Think again. Backup isn’t what it was even five years ago. There are new technologies, including the cloud, that can unburden you from the chore of backing up your data. So if you’re doing things the old-fashioned way, this “10 on Tech” episode is for you. Dan Keldsen, Director Of Customer Innovation for Wasabi, chats with ActualTech Media’s James Green about how backup used to be done, and compares it with how backup is done by forward-thinking companies nowadays. He also goes into detail on some specific methods organizations can use to transition from undependable and slow backup systems to modern backup systems that can save you time and money. Show highlights include: The good and bad of traditional backup systems Why your current backup solution might be a “ticking time bomb” Scary examples of recent backup failures The shortcomings of tape backup A surprising tape shortage, which is starting to impact many companies’ backup strategy Tips for moving from on-premises backups to cloud backups Benefits of VTLs, or “virtual tape libraries,” and cloud gateways How to reclaim time in your day by moving to backup-as-a-service Resource Links: Tape-To-Cloud Migration Case Study – https://s3.wasabisys.com/wsbi-media/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Tape_to_Cloud_Marquis_and_Wasabi_White_Paper.pdf Comparing Pricing Between Wasabi And Amazon S3 for Secondary Storage - https://s3.wasabisys.com/wsbi-media/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Tape_to_Cloud_Marquis_and_Wasabi_White_Paper.pdf What Does ‘11 Nines’ of Durability Really Mean? - https://wasabi.com/blog/11-nines-durability/ Backup and Recovery Overview - https://wasabi.com/backup-and-recovery/ Wasabi - https://wasabi.com/ Free Trial - https://wasabi.com/sign-up/ We  hope  you enjoy this episode; and  don’t  forget  to  subscribe  to  the  show  on  iTunes,  Google Play,  or Stitcher.  

In this podcast, we look at what HPE Storage is doing around Big Data Analytics and focus in on the acquisition of BlueData. I am joined by Patrick Osborne, the VP and GM of Big Data and Secondary Storage at HPE Storage. For the last couple of minutes, Patrick and I also discuss the day-after-Christmas bowl game between our two colleges, Boise State and Boston College. This is a 17 minute podcast.

Joined by consultant extraordinaire and MSP Foundry chief Ronnie Parisella, Matt and Rich dive into the news about Kaseya buying Spanning, Hewlett Packard Enterprise refreshing its secondary storage portfolio, Microsoft refreshing its hardware lineup and Windows OS, best practices for selecting RMM platforms, and more. They also introduce you to some guy named Alfred Applebaum. And no, we’ve never heard of him either. Subscribe to ChannelPro Weekly!    Look for us in your favorite podcast app. If you don't see us (yet) then you can subscribe via RSS in almost any podcast app using this link: http://www.channelpronetwork.com/rss/cpw Show Information: Episode #: 094Title: Meet Alfred ApplebaumDuration: 2:01:35File size: 55.6MBRegulars: Rich Freeman - Executive Editor, Matt Whitlock - Technology Editor Topics and Related Links Mentioned: Kaseya Acquires Cloud-to-Cloud Backup Vendor Spanning  HPE Updates its Secondary Storage and Copy Data Management Portfolio What Managed Service Providers Should Look for In Remote Monitoring and Management Meet Surface Pro 6, Surface Laptop 2, Surface Studio 2 and Surface Headphones Find out what’s new in Windows and Office in October Bringing mixed reality and Dynamics 365 together Matt's Museum Pick: Western Digital Caviar 22100 Matt's Tech Pick: USB 3.0 to SATA or IDE Hard Drive Adapter / Converter – USB3SSATAIDE Rich's ICYMI preview and peek ahead at the news week to come

Aaron and Brian talk about the biggest news stories and trends that happened in 2017. Show Links: [PODCAST] @PodCTL - Containers | Kubernetes - RSS Feed, iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, TuneIn and all your favorite podcast players [A CLOUD GURU] Get The Cloudcast Alexa Skill [A CLOUD GURU] DISCOUNT: Serverless for Beginners (only $15 instead of $29) [A CLOUD GURU] FREE: Alexa Development for Absolute Beginners [FREE] eBook from O'Reilly Show Notes Container Stuff 1. Docker - New CEO; Docker > Moby; 
 2. Kubernetes winning the Container Orchestration Wars - but do we now only talk about it being boring and irrelevant?
 Cloud Stuff - When do we hit the Cloud Tipping Point 3. Azure getting bigger, but big enough? ($20B run-rate; includes O365)
 4. AWS re:Invent - can it be stopped? ($18B run-rate)
 5. Google Cloud - still ??? (says almost 2,500 employees)
 Infrastructure Stuff 6. New Blue Print Emerging? Hyper-Converged Infrastructure & “Secondary Storage” all with public cloud integration. Also virtualization vs. containers orchestration
 7. VMware’s cloud direction? - Big 3 Public Clouds have placed their bets (AWS/VMware, GCP/Nutanix/Cisco/VMware, Azure/Azure Stack)
 8. Where does Serverless Fit? Does it? Is it a Public Cloud only play?
 Stuff we don’t understand - We have been Emerging Tech, Where is the next emerging tech? 9. BitCoin / Blockchain - did you bet your mortgage on it? Aaron’s interesting conversation around this recently
 10. AI & ML - AWS is trying to make it easier (DeepLens); everyone including AI in their products Feedback? Email: show at thecloudcast dot net Twitter: @thecloudcastnet and @ServerlessCast

This month we talk scale-out secondary storage with Jonathan Howard,  Director of Technical Alliances at Commvault.  Both Howard and I attended Commvault GO2017 for Tech Field Day, this past month in Washington DC. We had an interesting overview of their Hyperscale secondary storage solution and Jonathan was the one answering most of our questions, so … Continue reading "54: GreyBeards talk scale-out secondary storage with Jonathan Howard, Dir. Tech. Alliances at Commvault"

This month we talk scale-out secondary storage with Jonathan Howard,  Director of Technical Alliances at Commvault.  Both Howard and I attended Commvault GO2017 for Tech Field Day, this past month in Washington DC. We had an interesting overview of their Hyperscale secondary storage solution and Jonathan was the one answering most of our questions, so … Continue reading "54: GreyBeards talk scale-out secondary storage with Jonathan Howard, Dir. Tech. Alliances at Commvault"

In the world of HCI vSAN helped redefine the possible in the primary storage space. Now Cohesity is looking to bring these same principles and advantages to the secondary storage space. Secondary data consumes about 80% of enterprise storage capacity and imposes a huge burden on enterprise IT budgets. Cohesity calls this the Storage Iceberg. This week we bring in Cohesity CTO and old friend Rawlinson Rivera to walk us the details of Cohesity 4.0 and how they have radically simplified secondary storage management. Rawlinson Rivera is the Global Field Chief Technology Officer at Cohesity, Inc. He is well known as an industry thought leader on cloud enterprise architectures and hyper-converged infrastructures. Follow Rawlinson on twitter @PunchingClouds. Show Related Links Simplifying Data Protection for vSAN with Cohesity What’s New with VMware vSAN 6.6 Cohesity PunchingClouds 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.

In the 20th podcast, we meet Mohit Aron from Cohesity talking about secondary storage market and challenges of starting a new business.

Episode 4 introduces another computer component, that is, the secondary storage. Here, you will learn the various types of secondary storage available in the market and the comparison of storage types. This episode also explains the types of magnetic storage, optic storage and advantages of secondary storage.

Episode 4 introduces another computer component, that is, the secondary storage. Here, you will learn the various types of secondary storage available in the market and the comparison of storage types. This episode also explains the types of magnetic storage, types of optic storage and advantages of the secondary storage.

With data growing at a rate of 50% a year, data deduplication has once again become highly visible in the industry. Manish Goel, VP and GM of Secondary Storage at NetApp, shares expert recommendations on selecting a solution for your environment.

Manish Goel, VP and GM of Secondary Storage at NetApp, discusses how centralizing remote office backups ensure the required level of data protection, minus the burden of a high cost of ownership.

Manish Goel, VP and GM of Secondary Storage at NetApp, discusses how a unified storage architecture uses a five-step data backup and retrieval process to ensure the highest level of regulatory compliance with the lowest level of complexity.