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Liat Nachmani is a seasoned leader and expert in scaling startups. She has a proven track record at companies like Zerto, Anobit, and Apple Israel. Passionate about growth, she specializes in overcoming leadership challenges, building empowered teams, and creating sustainable systems to thrive in high-growth environments. Her insights have helped organizations navigate the chaos of scaling with confidence and success. In this episode, she shares her playbook for successfully navigating and overcoming growth challenges.  

HPE heeft met HPE VM Essentials Software een alternatief ontwikkeld voor VMware vSphere. Met de overname van Morpheus Data deze zomer heeft HPE reuzenstappen gezet om een goed en schaalbaar alternatief voor VMware vSphere neer te zetten. Techzine was aanwezig op HPE Discover Europe en in deze aflevering analyseren we deze stap van HPE.HPE heeft met de overname van Morpheus Data een softwarestack in huis gehaald waarmee het een schaalbare KVM-virtualisatiestack aanbiedt. Met de techniek van Morpheus Data kun je duizenden VM's virtualiseren. Dat product heeft HPE als basis gebruikt bij de ontwikkeling van HPE VM Essentials Software. Waar we zo'n zes maanden geleden nog dachten dat HPE zich voornamelijk zou richten op virtualisatie voor het MKB, legt het bedrijf de lat nu een stuk hoger.We bespreken in deze aflevering van Techzine Talks de features, de stack, de SLA, de pricing, het aanbod en de beschikbaarheid. Ook staan we stil bij de impact van deze ontwikkeling. Wat betekent dit voor VMware en Nutanix?

A new survey from leading Irish IT managed services provider Auxilion reveals that data loss/theft and ransomware/malware attacks were the cybersecurity concerns most cited by IT leaders when it comes to the cloud - at 30% respectively. The research, carried out by Censuswide and involving IT decision-makers across large enterprises in the Republic of Ireland, found that 40% of respondents see IT security risks as a main concern associated with adopting and managing cloud computing. A similar proportion (42%) said that the changing cybersecurity landscape was one of the biggest obstacles to the successful delivery of their IT strategy. Moreover, one in four (26%) IT leaders in Ireland do not think current laws and regulations are sufficient to protect privacy, access, and confidentiality in a cloud-based environment. Adding to this, almost a quarter (24%) of IT decision-makers surveyed who are currently using the cloud do not think their own organisation has sufficient capabilities to manage cloud computing and more than a third of those respondents admitted to having little or no visibility of their workloads in the cloud (36%). Despite this, some 83% consider cloud to be a more secure approach for their organisation. It appears that IT leaders are being proactive in this area with 83% also having a cloud security strategy in place and 73% currently using a technology partner to manage their cloud strategy and services. The study also found that the shift to cloud is set to continue with nearly all respondents (96%) expecting to migrate more workloads, applications, and processes to the cloud over the next 12 months. On October 9th, Auxilion, HPE and Zerto will be holding an event hosted by broadcaster Ivan Yates to discuss the increased need for robust data protection, cloud security, and business continuity capabilities. Donal Sullivan, CTO, Auxilion, said: "While the cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving, organisations are facing an even bigger uphill battle at the moment with the rise of threats enabled by Artificial Intelligence and the introduction of the European-wide NIS2 regulation in October. "This means businesses not only need to be more proactive when it comes to securing their data and responding to incidents, they also need to ensure that they are meeting their compliance and regulatory obligations. This requires the right technologies and partners that can support security, mobility and scalability. "The truth is that in this day and age, resilience and recovery are as important as detection and prevention when it comes to cybersecurity. Businesses which fail to recognise this and adapt their strategy could be at risk operationally, reputationally and financially." Chris Rogers, Senior Technology Evangelist, Zerto, said: "Rapid recovery from a cyber incident is more than a reactive measure - it's a critical component of a resilient and forward-thinking business strategy. The ability to swiftly bounce back from disruptions not only minimises downtime but also safeguards reputation, customer trust, and bottom line. "The real competitive edge lies in turning these challenges into opportunities for growth and innovation, and partnering with experts to unlock advanced cyber resilience capabilities can significantly accelerate an organisation's journey to cyber maturity." See more stories here.

Schon lange ist die Frage für Unternehmen nicht mehr, ob sie gehackt werden, sondern vielmehr wann und wie gut sie dann vorbereitet sind. Doch was tun, wenn es dann wirklich passiert ist und der Angriff erfolgreich war? Gemeinsam mit Katja Jossi, Presales für Zerto bei HPE, spricht Elisabeth Berg darüber, wie man sich auf den Ernstfall vorbereitet und warum ein Back-up zu haben und Desaster Recovery nicht das gleiche sind.Weitere Informationen bezüglich Ransomware-Ausfallsicherheit, Desaster Recovery und kontinuierliche Datensicherung sind auf HPE Zerto zu finden.

The annual security party known as RSA kicked off this week and one of the things you can count on is big announcements from companies at the event and we've collected a few of them. Red Hat Summit 2024 is also happening this week. The big news from the event is all about AI. The first big announcement is InstructLab, an open-source project aimed at improving LLM outputs. The other big news is Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI, a platform designed to run IBM Granite LLMs. Time Stamps: 0:00 - Welcome to the Rundown 0:55 - Intel, Qualcomm Export Licenses Revoked to Sell to Huawei 3:47 - StarTree Grows New Features 8:39 - Healthcare Giant Pays Ransom over Recent Attack 11:48 - IBM to Enhance Deployment with AWS 14:22 - Zerto's Cyber Resilience Vault Integrated with HPE Allerta Storage MP 17:15 - RSA Runneth Over with Product Announcements 21:26 - Red Hat Summit Brings AI 26:49 - The Weeks Ahead 28:40 - Thanks for Watching Hosts: Tom Hollingsworth: https://www.twitter.com/NetworkingNerd Stephen Foskett: https://www.twitter.com/SFoskett Follow Gestalt IT Website: https://www.GestaltIT.com/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/GestaltIT LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/Gestalt-IT Tags: #Rundown, #RSAC24, #RedHatSummit, @IntelBusiness, @Intel, @Qualcomm, @Huawei, @StarTreeData, @IBM, @AWSCloud, @HPE, @Zerto, @TechFieldDay, @SFoskett, @NetworkingNerd, @GestaltIT, @TheFuturumGroup,

We dissect one of the biggest challenges that eng leaders face in their day-to-day – navigating the balance between going deep in technical work & maintaining a high-level view of business strategy. Oded Kedem, Chief Technology Officer @ BigPanda, shares examples from his experience, covering strategies for prioritizing where to go deep into the technology, bringing technical expertise to the executive team, bridging the gap between marketing & technology, and aligning customer expectations with a product's actual capabilities. Oded also shares frameworks for prioritization conversations, valuable questions to pose during executive decision-making conversations, and approaches to changing past technical decisions.ABOUT ODED KEDEMOded Kedem, Chief Technology Officer at BigPanda, brings a wealth of experience in software from ground-up development to managing engineering teams and was also the founder of Zerto, a Cloud BC/DR company. Throughout his many years in the industry, Oded has developed a deep understanding of AIOps and the needs of customers. He recognizes that we are just scratching the surface with AI and automation.“As companies evolve, people change roles and the technology changes, the requirements change. We chose in the past, the product does it in method A. Let's ask, 'Okay, why did we choose A in the first place?' And once in a while, someone from engineering came up and said, 'Yeah, I have a great idea. Let's do B.' And I would always send them, 'Okay, go back to the documentation, because if you thought this through and you think that making these changes is worth our while and the risk and the instability it may bring, let's go, let's do it.'”- Oded Kedem   We're less than one week away from GLOW 2024Attend GLOW 2024 - Jellyfish's virtual summit for engineering, product, and finance leaders who are looking to deliver greater business impact while building great software and teams. Here's a preview of what's in store:An inspiring guest keynote by TIME Magazine's Kid of the Year, Gitanjali RaoStrategies for engineering excellence from CTOs at Keller Williams, Genius Sports, and FanDuelJellyfish CEO and Co-Founder Andrew Lau's keynote on the future of software engineeringExciting product roadmap updates from JellyfishRegister for this May 15 event today at jellyfish.co/glow!SHOW NOTES:Keeping a high-level view while diving deep into the technology (2:48)The story of how Oded first connected to this particular problem (5:03)Oded's process for prioritizing where to go deep into the technology (7:20)Prioritization strategies & why it's sometimes hard to say no to jumping in (9:40)How to bring technical expertise / value to the exec team (13:57)Best practices for tough conversations regarding org direction & capabilities (17:40)Types of questions to ask in executive conversations (19:58)Oded's favorite question to pose (23:33)Bridging the gap between marketing & technology (24:26)How an eng perspective helps shape a product's marketing outcome (27:12)Frameworks for aligning customer expectations with a product's capabilities (29:33)Approaches to changing past technical decisions as an eng leader (31:21)Rapid fire questions (35:25)LINKS AND RESOURCESTalking to Strangers: What We Should Know About the People We Don't Know - Malcolm Gladwell, host of the podcast Revisionist History and author of the #1 New York Times bestseller Outliers, offers a powerful examination of our interactions with strangers -- and why they often go wrong.This episode wouldn't have been possible without the help of our incredible production team:Patrick Gallagher - Producer & Co-HostJerry Li - Co-HostNoah Olberding - Associate Producer, Audio & Video Editor https://www.linkedin.com/in/noah-olberding/Dan Overheim - Audio Engineer, Dan's also an avid 3D printer - https://www.bnd3d.com/Ellie Coggins Angus - Copywriter, Check out her other work at https://elliecoggins.com/about/

In this episode of Infrastructure Matters, hosts Steven Dickens and Krista Macomber cover event highlights from Google Cloud Next, The Mainframe Summit and Security Field Day.  The discussion covers: Highlights from Google Cloud Next including  Google's AI stack and how Google is accelerating execution to capitalize on the market opportunity. Krista covered Tech Field Day's  Security Field Day where presenting were Aryaka Networks, Zerto (now part of HPE), Palo Alto Networks, and Index Engines,  Security Field Focus on data security, resilience from ransomware, and actionable insights for security teams. From surviving earthquakes to thriving amidst M&A buzz, the mainframe industry is more dynamic than ever all covering in The Mainframe Summit Plus more M&A activity in the mainframe space is notable, with acquisitions such as BMC acquiring Model9 and Astadia being bought by Amdocs, indicating a dynamic market landscape.  

Hey everyone, welcome back to Application Paranoia!  Colin Bell, Rob Cuddy, and Kris Duer are excited to kick off season 5!For our first episode of 2024, we're joined by a special guest: Mike Khusid! Mike is the new Head of Product Management for HCL AppScan, and he brings a wealth of experience from companies like Codacy, Contrast, Red Hat, Akamai, Veracode, and Zerto. We're thrilled to have him on the show!In this episode, we're diving deep into the hottest application security trends for 2024.  Get ready for insights from a seasoned pro and buckle up for a season packed with valuable information!

About Zach and Summit Chasers: Co-founder of Summit Chasers Network and former 3x professional athlete. Summit Chasers Network was born through experiences as a professional athlete, starting and running businesses and teams, and his obsession with learning and insatiable curiosity in leadership, business, sales, marketing, and personal development. We PARTNER with you to set you and your business up for long-term success and growth beyond what you could have imagined.Your success in life or business is not dependent on one discipline; it is the understanding that it all has to work together in the right amounts in conjunction with who you are and what you want to accomplish. Workshops and Keynotes: Personal Development, Unifying your team around a shared mission objective, values, and principle, Mapping out your company goals and setting tangible targets, Making your company run like a clock by documenting your processes and systems, identifying leaks and opportunities, and creating roles to set your company up for sustainable growth, Increasing your team's talent density with recruiting and selecting processes, leadership development for team development and how to track and review performance. Time to Scale with sales and marketing techniques executed efficiently and supported with a strong foundation to support fast growth.Consulted with companies like: ABB, Zerto, Reign Beauty, NIB, CapitalOne Financial, Tamko, Jammu Capital, WinchoiceUSA and many more. Find out more here: scngetstarted.com  https://www.linkedin.com/in/zach-carlin-799955228/ Sign up for our FREE Content Creation Workshop here: https://www.thetimetogrow.com/content-creation-workshop-feb2024

CTO Advisor podcast host, Keith Townsend has been a long time follower of Zerto data protection. Zerto has traditionally provided data protection via replication for hardware agnostic environments. In this sponsored podcast, Verma Deepak, VP of Product at Zerto, an HPE Company discusses the idea of Zerto as an HPE GreenLake product. Does HPE GreenLake [...]

In this week's episode, Gene Torres, a Senior Presales Engineer, shares his personal journey and valuable insights into the world of presales engineering. We dive into the importance of continuously seeking new opportunities and not settling in your career. Key Discussion Points: Overcoming Stereotypes: Gene discusses his initial hesitation about pursuing a career in sales due to negative stereotypes. However, he ultimately found his passion in presales engineering, where he could make a difference by solving problems and evangelizing solutions for customers. The Role of a Presales Engineer: Gene explains the vital role of presales engineers in building relationships with customers and showcasing how technical solutions align with their specific requirements. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the customer's industry and aligning the solution to improve outcomes for their business. Challenges and Rewards: Gene shares the rewarding experience of overcoming challenges in his role and the value of knowledge sharing. He highlights the diverse career possibilities and the need for continuous growth and learning in the ever-changing job market. The Data Protection Industry: Gene provides insights into the data protection industry and how his company, Zerto, specializes in providing disaster recovery software. He highlights the importance of helping companies avoid data loss and disruptions to their business, which can impact revenue and consumer perception. Building Relationships and Trust: Gene emphasizes the crucial role of building relationships with customers and becoming a trusted advisor. He explains the technical aspects of Zerto's software and how it protects virtual systems in the virtualization environment. Exploring Opportunities: Gene discusses the importance of exploring opportunities related to one's interests and skills, highlighting the lack of a formal blueprint for becoming a presales engineer. He encourages listeners to set goals and seek new challenges in their career journeys. Tune in to this week's episode and gain valuable insights from Gene Torres, as he shares his personal experiences and advice for aspiring presales engineers in the dynamic and ever-evolving tech industry. Enjoy the episode! To keep up with everything Degree Free check out our website: degreefree.co Join the Degree Free Network and get the support you need to get hired, get that promotion, and achieve your career goals! You'll get access to our free resources such as the 5 Degree Free Pathways and 7 Day Get Hired Challenge Course: degreefree.co/network Learn job hunting skills and learn how to land your dream job in 7 days: degreefree.co/gethired/ Starting your degree free journey but don't know where to start? Check out our free ‘5 Degree Free Pathways' Course:  degreefree.co/pathways

VMware just can't stop talking about GenAI, which incorporates many different developments. The company is adding AI assistants to many products and is also introducing a new VMware Private AI offering with enabling generative AI processing on NVIDIA or open-source platforms for enterprise deployment. VMware is talking about security and data privacy while at the same time touting the performance and price benefits of on-premises GPUs. What is this all about? VMware NSX is even more exciting now! NSX+ is the new as-a-service offering focusing specifically on application visibility, network detection and response, and HCX+ Workload Mobility. The goal of the service is provide functionality that modern enterprises at a monthly cost for OpEx budgeting purposes. The other big piece of the NSX announcements is NSX VPC, which is modeled of the virtual private cloud (VPC) networking capabilities in public clouds. This and more from an on-premises version of the Rundown from VMware Explore! Time Stamps: 0:00 - Welcome to the Rundown 1:09 - CXL and CCIX Agreement Reached by CXL Consortium 4:09 - SUSE Goes Private 6:43 - India Says No to Tech Imports 11:01 - Terraform About to Be Terraforked? 13:59 - VMware Explore is All About GenAI 18:48 - VMware NSX+ Announcement 21:57 - VMware Enhances AWS Offering 27:21 - VMware's Client Solutions 30:19 - VMware Leans Into Tanzu and Kubernetes 34:02 - VMware Private 5G Network 37:31 - VMware Edge Compute Stack 40:39 - The Weeks Ahead 42:04 - Thanks for Watching Follow our Hosts on Social Media Tom Hollingsworth: https://www.twitter.com/NetworkingNerd Stephen Foskett: https://www.twitter.com/SFoskett Follow Gestalt IT Website: https://www.GestaltIT.com/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/GestaltIT LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/Gestalt-IT #Rundown, #VMwareExplore, #GenerativeAI, @ComputeExLink, #CXL, @SUSE, @Apple, @IntelBusiness, #India, @HashiCorp, #Terraform, #VMwwareExplore2023, @VMware, #NSXplus, #AI, #AWS, #Tanzu, #Kubernetes, #Edge, #Private5G, #Networking, #TFDx, @AMD, @Zerto, @Infinidat, @HYCUInc,

En este capítulo Pau entrevista a Oscar Carulla, Regional Sales Manager en Zerto, un software que se encarga de minimizar al máximo los tiempos de interrupción por desastres (errores humanos, incendios, ataques maliciosos, ransomware, etc). En la conversación, Oscar comparte sus estrategias para adaptarse a diversas tipologías de empresas y lograr resultados efectivos al involucrar a interlocutores estratégicos en el proceso comercial. También exploramos formas para motivar a nuevos partners para asistir a formaciones y entrenamientos. Puedes encontrar el podcast y suscribirte en el siguiente enlace: https://www.inboundcycle.com/podcast-marketing-leaders?hsLang=es.

In deze aflevering spreken Ronald Kers en Jan Stomphorst met Egon van Dongen - Systems Engineering Manager bij Zerto. De heren bespreken Back-up & Disaster Recovery in Kubernetes.

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Cyber Security is big business. In fact, it's estimated to be worth $160 billion. But that's likely to be peanuts compared to the value of cyber crime, which is estimated to cost the global economy $600 billion in 2022 - nearly 1% of the global economy. And just one corner of that - ransomware - costs the same in damage and paid-out fees as the entire cyber security industry: $160 billion. In fact, if ransomware was a country, its GDP would be higher than Morocco or Kuwait. In this episode, we'll be examining the rise of ransomware, where the risk lies in modern-day attacks, who is behind them, and what we can do about it.For Hewlett Packard Enterprise Senior Vice President and Global Chief Security Officer Bobby Ford, defeating ransomware is a constant and growing battle because its a straightforward payout for criminal gangs - there is no need to try and sell stolen data on the dark web or to foreign governments, you simply sell the victim back their access. He argues that the key to protecting ourselves is twofold. Firstly, use two-factor authentication wherever possible to guard against human weak-points such as opening infected emails. Secondly, be prepared to defend yourself. Be aware of the threats and where they are coming from, and mitigate them where you can, so long as it doesn't affect the running of your organisation. Beyond that, have a plan in place for being attacked, be that data recovery or, unfortunately, paying up. Chris Rogers is a Technologist at cyber security firm Zerto. He agrees that ransomware can be hard to avoid because humans are an inherent weakpoint, and ransomware attacks often come through human social engineering rather than password cracking. He points out that even momentary downtime can cause millions of dollars in damages. He agrees with Bobby that robust, quickly spooled up backups are an essential part of doing business. Unfortunately, that's easier said than done: Backups can sometimes be limited access, which is great for security but leaves organisations vulnerable if the key holder isn't immediately available. Beyond that, backups have to maintained incredibly regularly, as even a day's lost work for a large organisation can be a major blow. On the other hand, any back-up is better than no preparation at all. But how are cyber security threats like ransomware being treated at the very top of the tree? When it comes to cyber security, it doesn't get much more high value or (hopefully) secure than financial institutions. George Webster is chief Security Architect for HSBC. His office is tasked with quickly assessing threats, in particular APTs or Advanced Persistent Threats, and providing tools to counter them. He argues that the primary risk increase of the last couple of years has been people working from home, in situations where there are distractions and their security awareness may not be as strong as it was in the office. He also argues that on a wider level, it's not just staff who become more vulnerable as they are spread out: As ransomware becomes an increasing problem internationally, no organisation is safe anywhere in the world and being aware of the risk is key to countering it without shutting yourself off from the outside.The long show notes for this episode can be found here: https://community.hpe.com/t5/hpe-blog-uk-ireland-middle-east/ransomware-should-we-be-worried/ba-p/7183709#.Y_3FpHbP1PY 

In deze aflevering over VMware in de IBM Cloud schuift Bert Jonker aan tafel. Bert is Europees technisch verantwoordelijk voor Infrastructure as a Service en VMware in de IBM Cloud. Samen gaan we dieper in op de virtualisatie laag van de cloud en waarom VMware in de IBM cloud de flexibiliteit kan bieden, die de hybride oplossing is, die tot een totale oplossing kan leiden zonder conversie.Show Notes:IBM Think 2023: https://www.ibm.com/events/think/IBM Think on Tour: https://www.ibm.com/events/think/on-tour/IBM TechConnect 7 maart: https://www.ibm.com/events/reg/flow/ibm/29bmi7mb/landing/page/landingRedbook Security Implementation with Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Power Systems: https://www.redbooks.ibm.com/Redbooks.nsf/RedpieceAbstracts/redp5690.htmlVMware op IBM Cloud: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/vmwareVergelijk VMware oplossingen op IBM Cloud: https://cloud.ibm.com/vmware/compare_offeringsBack-up/DR VMware op IBM Cloud met Veeam: https://cloud.ibm.com/infrastructure/vmware-solutions/console/newserviceentry/VeeamVM/vcs_nsx_tBack-up/DR VMware op IBM Cloud met Zerto: https://cloud.ibm.com/infrastructure/vmware-solutions/console/newserviceentry/Zerto/vcs_nsx_tGebruikte afkorting(en):VMDK: (VMware) Virtual Machine Disk (File)IaaS: Infrastructure as a ServiceDR: Disaster RecoveryRTO: Recovery Time ObjectiveKVM: Kernel-based Virtual MachineSDDC: Software Defined Data CenterOp- en aanmerkingen kunnen gestuurd worden naar: ofjestoptdestekkererin@nl.ibm.com

This is Episode 5 of the ThinkData Podcast and we had the honor of speaking with Rob Strechay who is the Founder of Smuget Consulting that are a specialist consultancy focused on the Data product space. Rob has a wealth of experience within Tech and Data and has built and scaled Product teams for the likes of HP, Amazon, NetApp, Zerto, and Snowplow. We discussed - What is behind the rise in demand for Data Product Managers What are the main blockers for companies when it comes to setting up a product team within DataWhat makes a good Data product managerWhat does the future hold for Data productWhat steps should companies consider before looking to make their first Data product hire For those candidates who don't have a classic product and/or Data background, what steps should they take to break into this space? www.pragmaticinstitute.comThis episode is a MUST listen to anyone that is interested in knowing more about Data product management and what is behind its rapid rise in popularity!

This week Richie brings in Ziv Kedem to talk about how he built and sold a successful SaasS Company amidst a nationwide recession. Ziv Kedem is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Zerto. He leads the company's corporate direction and vision. Previously, he co-founded Kashya Inc., now EMC RecoverPoint, where he served as Chief Technology Officer and developed the industry's most widely used storage replication solution for disaster recovery. Before founding Kashya, Ziv co-founded a successful outsourcing business, providing expertise in algorithmic optimization, security techniques, and sophisticated communication technologies for leading international technology companies. Additionally, Ziv served as a research scientist in an elite research unit of the Intelligence Corps for the IDF, where he developed and applied solutions to problems in the fields of mathematics, algorithms, and signal processing. Want to learn how to Increase Sales by 8+ Figures Without Additional Sales Training, Hiring More Reps, or Buying More Software? Download our FREE 18 Page PDF presented by Richie Contartesi & the Next Play™ Team: https://richiecontartesi.com/pdf 6-Week "Commission Challenge: We hold you accountable with Next Play™ & fully guarantee an increase in commission or you don't pay

  Vidcast:  https://youtu.be/gOYRkS4cgq8   The FDA and Whole Foods are recalling Zerto Fontal Cheese.  The cheese contains the egg white protein lysozyme.  Those who are egg-allergic should develop a serious or life-threatening reaction should they develop these cheeses.  This cheese was sold allergic rhinitis Whole Food stores in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey.  This cheese has a sell by dates of 9/21/2022 – 10/20/2022.  Return this cheese to the store with a valid receipt in order to claim a refund.  For additional information, call Whole Foods at 1-844-936-8255.   https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/whole-foods-market-issues-allergy-alert-zerto-fontal-cheese-sold-connecticut-new-jersey-and-new-york   #wholefoods #fontal cheese egg #allergy #recall  

In this HRchat episode, we consider how the pandemic has affected tech companies and ways we can adjust hiring practices and HR strategies to help attract and retain talent in more equitable ways. Bill's guest is Amit Rappaport, CEO and co-founder at Compete. Amit is passionate about closing the gender equity pay gap in the technology industry.  Amit and the team at Compete are on a mission to even the playing field for women in technology. Questions Include:Recently, Compete's data has shown spikes in unique benefits offered to employees outside of the standard salary/bonus structure empowering employees more than ever. Benefits such as mental health, hybrid work, and paternity/maternity are showing positive trends especially as employee motivations shift. We'll get into detail shortly but, at a high level, can you share some trends your team is seeing? While women make up nearly half of the global workforce, they represent only 26% of I.T. employees. Even when companies can recruit women, they often struggle with retention. What are some of the changes you've seen in the tech industry over the past couple of years to try and counteract this?Major tech giants in the U.S. are increasing their family leave time. Google just announced 24 weeks of paid leave. Similar companies will likely follow suit. What do you think this says for the tech industry in years to come?As New York begins the mandatory salary transparency, this sector will be interesting to watch. To see how delivering the correct data might change and mold things better. Will data-driven decision-making change the face of HR? How can companies work towards a more equitable future?HR departments are struggling to employ anyone at this time. The Covid 19 Pandemic led to a great resignation. Now we are seeing a 'return to work' yet clearly, employees' motivations have evolved from even just a few years ago, and many companies have yet to keep up. What would you say is important for HR to consider when looking to increase family paid leave, or introduce new benefits that fit along the same lines?What are new hires in tech prepared to do and what pre-pandemic expectations are being rejected/negotiated? For example, are you seeing many new hires agreeing to work from the office but only part-time? In your opinion, how important is it to have a core group of employees able to work from the office at least some times? Compete recently closed its Series A funding round of $15M and touts well-respected customers such as Fiverr, Lemonade, Zerto, Oroculus, AppsFlyer, and Monday.com. What can we expect to see from your team over the next 12-24 months? We do our best to ensure editorial objectivity. The views and ideas shared by our guests and sponsors are entirely independent of The HR Gazette, HRchat Podcast, and Iceni Media Inc. 

MLOps Coffee Sessions #99 with Ronen Dar and Gijsbert Janssen van Doorn, Getting the Most Out of your AI Infrastructure co-hosted by Vishnu Rachakonda. // Abstract Run:AI is building a cloud-based platform for building with AI. In this talk, we hear all about why this need exists, how this works, and what value it creates. // Bio Ronen Dar Run:AI Co-founder and CTO Ronen was previously a research scientist at Bell Labs and has worked at Apple and Intel in multiple R&D roles. As CTO, Ronen manages research and product roadmap for Run:AI, a startup he co-founded in 2018. Ronen is the co-author of many patents in the fields of storage, coding, and compression. Ronen received his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees from Tel Aviv University. Gijsbert Janssen van Doorn Gijsbert is Director of Technical Product Marketing at Run:AI. He is a passionate advocate for technology that will shape the future of how organizations run AI. Gijsbert comes from a technical engineering background, with six years in multiple roles at Zerto, a Cloud Data Management and Protection vendor. // MLOps Jobs board https://mlops.pallet.xyz/jobs // Related Links The Hard Thing About Hard Things: Building a Business When There Are No Easy Answers by Ben Horowitz ebook: https://www.scribd.com/book/211302755/The-Hard-Thing-About-Hard-Things-Building-a-Business-When-There-Are-No-Easy-Answers?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google_search&utm_campaign=3Q_Google_DSA_NB_RoW&utm_term=&utm_device=c&gclid=Cj0KCQjw1ZeUBhDyARIsAOzAqQLnUzXlgFT1PjU_M6jGqRZmwLbcK-mbfKQI4XrZJBRwgUs4x5j2hQ4aAmt1EALw_wcB --------------- ✌️Connect With Us ✌️ ------------- Join our slack community: https://go.mlops.community/slack Follow us on Twitter: @mlopscommunity Sign up for the next meetup: https://go.mlops.community/register Catch all episodes, blogs, newsletters, and more: https://mlops.community/ Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/ Connect with Vishnu on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vrachakonda/ Connect with Ronen on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronen-dar/ Connect with Gijsbert on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gijsbertjvd/ Timestamps: [00:00] Introduction to Ronen Dar & Gijsbert Janssen van Doorn [01:25] Takeaways [04:24] Thank you Run:AI for sponsoring this episode! [05:13] Run:AI products and components [09:27] Companies coming to Run:AI and problems they solve [13:30] Why is this problem hard? [18:56] Run:AI's Vision [22:12] Run-on-the-mill workload [25:36] Engineering challenges and requirements building Run:AI [32:47] Process of solving problems on the same page [35:45] Power to give data scientists [37:38] Avoiding horror stories that might cost a lot of money [44:23] Running multiple models on a single GPU [47:17] Never scale down to zero [48:28] So many ML Start-ups in Israel [53:00] Vision for the future at GPUs and how will Kubernetes advance [55:55] Future of AI accelerators [57:03] Lightning round [1:02:26] Wrap up

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Ransomware attacks have increased in volume and severity. In a world where all organizations depend on their critical applications for services, disruption and unplanned downtime are very costly. Joseph George VP Compute and industry Alliances with HPE and Andy Fernandez Senior Manager, Product Marketing at Zerto, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company share what can be done to protect your business and recover quickly.

This is Venyu Podcast #80 for February 23, 2022. On this podcast, we are joined by Tyler Mamrot and Michael Lebo from one of VENYU's DRaaS partners, ZERTO. https://www.venyu.com/podcasts https://www.venyu.com/cybercorner https://www.venyu.com/resources Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this podcast are the speaker's own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of Venyu or a guest's employer.

On this episode of the Jason Cavness Experience I talk to James Newell – Managing Director at Voyager Capital CavnesssHR Beta Testing Wait List Sign up Be sure to sign up for the Beta Testing of the CavnessHR platform. www.CavnessHR.co By signing up to our beta testing you will receive 3 months free and after that be locked into our beta pricing forever. REFERRAL BONUS - For each company you refer that signs up for the waitlist, you will receive one free month of HR in addition to the above. CavnessHR Social Media CavnessHR website: https://www.cavnessHR.com Jason's email: jasoncavness@cavnessHR.com @CavnessHR across social media @jasoncavnessHR across social media We talk about the following Name, Image and Likeness rule in College Sports VC Deal Funnel When should a founder stop What is the role of a VC on a board James' Bio James has been working with high growth technology companies as an adviser and investor since 2005 and focuses on early stage and seed investments in the Pacific Northwest. He currently serves on the boards of Voyager portfolio companies Kaskada, Lighter Capital and WellSaid Labs. He previously served as a board member or observer at Casper, DoubleVerify, General Assembly, Sauce Labs and Zerto, among others. Prior to joining Voyager, James worked for Institutional Venture Partners (IVP), a later stage VC based in Menlo Park. While with IVP, James worked on investments in AlienVault, Carbonite (NASDAQ: CARB), Casper (NYSE: CSPR), Checkr, DoubleVerify, General Assembly, Kayak (Acquired: PCLN), LegalZoom, Prosper, Sauce Labs, SoFi and Zerto. James earned a B.A. in Economics and a B.A. in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from the University of Washington, where he was a first team Pac-10 All-Academic football player at free safety. He has also earned his M.B.A. from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania with a concentration in entrepreneurial management. James' Social Media James' LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesfnewell/ Company Website: https://www.voyagercapital.com/ Email: Newell@voyagercapital.com James' Twitter: @jamesfnewell Company YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr52LdMY7h6eMNqnHn6BSaA Tony's email: info@tonytaylorinspires.com James' Advice In terms of in terms of advice. don't take any advice from what VCs are posting on Twitter or saying on a podcast or live stream. I think just because somebody is a good investor doesn't mean that they should be a guru and give life advice, as well. Develop real authentic relationships with people outside of social media. Most of what's available on there is just marketing anyway. Once the world kind of opens up and everybody's getting together in person. Get back out there, meet lots of people, develop lots of authentic relationships.

And we are back again with #ROHSESSIONS. Bringing you the 4th episode of season 3,mixed and compiled by our Resident DJ, Zerto_3am . Make sure you do stream or download using the link below⬇️. Stay tuned

In this episode I talk with Nathan Golden, Owner at Managecast Technologies. Managecast are 100% focused around the cloud backup, disaster recovery and business continuity space, managing over 1 Petabyte of customer data and have customers across virtually every industry vertical. Nathan and I talk about how Managecast pivoted away from IT consultancy to help their customers improve their data protection strategies. Along the way, the decision to specialise in backups paid dividends as Nathan was able to scale the business with the help of resellers and a strong web portal that was built from the ground up with multi-tenancy in mind. Managecast was founded in 2000 and is head quartered out of the Cincinnati, Ohio. Technology and Technology Partners Mentioned: Veeam, Asigra, Zerto, NetApp, 3Par Web: https://www.managecast.com Interested in being on #GTwGT? https://launch.gtwgt.com Music: https://www.bensound.com Could always do with a coffee! https://ko-fi.com/anthonyspiteri

This week Network Break examines the fallout of the Kaseya breach, HPE's acquisitions of Zerto and Ampool to extend the value of its Greenlake platform, and Fortinet's purchase of a secure software development tool. We also discuss FTC accusations against Broadcom and what a court ruling could mean for Netflix and other content providers in South Korea.

This week Network Break examines the fallout of the Kaseya breach, HPE's acquisitions of Zerto and Ampool to extend the value of its Greenlake platform, and Fortinet's purchase of a secure software development tool. We also discuss FTC accusations against Broadcom and what a court ruling could mean for Netflix and other content providers in South Korea.

This week Network Break examines the fallout of the Kaseya breach, HPE's acquisitions of Zerto and Ampool to extend the value of its Greenlake platform, and Fortinet's purchase of a secure software development tool. We also discuss FTC accusations against Broadcom and what a court ruling could mean for Netflix and other content providers in South Korea.

This week Network Break examines the fallout of the Kaseya breach, HPE's acquisitions of Zerto and Ampool to extend the value of its Greenlake platform, and Fortinet's purchase of a secure software development tool. We also discuss FTC accusations against Broadcom and what a court ruling could mean for Netflix and other content providers in South Korea. The post Network Break 341: Ransomware Clobbers Kaseya Customers; HPE Buys Zerto For Cloud Data Protection appeared first on Packet Pushers.

This week Network Break examines the fallout of the Kaseya breach, HPE's acquisitions of Zerto and Ampool to extend the value of its Greenlake platform, and Fortinet's purchase of a secure software development tool. We also discuss FTC accusations against Broadcom and what a court ruling could mean for Netflix and other content providers in South Korea. The post Network Break 341: Ransomware Clobbers Kaseya Customers; HPE Buys Zerto For Cloud Data Protection appeared first on Packet Pushers.

This week Network Break examines the fallout of the Kaseya breach, HPE's acquisitions of Zerto and Ampool to extend the value of its Greenlake platform, and Fortinet's purchase of a secure software development tool. We also discuss FTC accusations against Broadcom and what a court ruling could mean for Netflix and other content providers in South Korea. The post Network Break 341: Ransomware Clobbers Kaseya Customers; HPE Buys Zerto For Cloud Data Protection appeared first on Packet Pushers.

SDxCentral 2-Minute Weekly Wrap Podcast for July 9, 2021 Plus, IBM President Exits, and Intel Fights Cybercrime With Silicon SecurityHPE rolls Zerto continuous data protection into GreenLake; former Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst leaves IBM; and Intelsupercharges EDR. HPE Pays $374M for Zerto, Battles Dell for Cloud Data Services Dominance IBM President Jim Whitehurst Exits as Part of Exec Team Shakeup Intel Aims to Supercharge EDR With Silicon Security Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has acquired Zerto in a $374 million all-cash deal, expected to close by the end of HPE's fourth quarter. The move is aimed at expanding HPE GreenLake cloud services.Hypersonix, an enterprise AI platform for commerce, has announced that it has raised $35 million at a valuation of $200 million in a Series B funding round led by B Capital Group. Other participants include Intel Capital, Firebolt Ventures, Magicus Ventures, and Gokul Rajaram, among others.   Monisnap, a remittance fintech company, has raised $11.8 million in a fresh round of funding. The funds will be used to expand the company's global client base, quadruple its technical staff, strengthen its B2B service, and improve its mobile money product. Currently, the Monisnap platform is used by over 200,000 people to send money to developing countries through over 100,000 local partners in over 100 countries.Codat gets $40 million in a Series B financing round led by Tiger Global. Codat intends to utilize the cash to expand in the United States, provide more data products to its API, recruit faster, and onboard more clients. Codat's goal is to assist small businesses by allowing suppliers to interact with all software packages that SMEs use using a single standardized API. Montreal-based Paper, a software provider of high-dosage tutoring, has announced its Series C fundraise of $100 million in a round led by Institutional Venture Partners (IVP). The company said in a press release that it would use the proceeds from the fund to scale its business and increase investments in its Educational Support Systems (ESS). Online-learning SaaS provider Articulate Global has raised $1.5 billion in a Series A funding round at a valuation of $3.75 billion. Bootstrapped since its inception, this round marks Articulate's first-ever fundraise, led by General Atlantic with participation from Blackstone Growth (BXG) and ICONIQ Growth.Nowports has raised $16M in Series A funding from Mouro Capital and plans to streamline its process, solidify important routes and expand its logistics and financial operations, adding value as a digital freight forwarder for Latin American Companies.Karat Financial, a black card and financial services platform specifically tailored for digital creators has announced $26 million in funding, including $15 million in a debt financing round and $11 million in Series A. The funding round was led by Union Square Ventures, with participation from GGV Capital and SignalFire.zip24 has recently raised $1.2M in a pre-series round to fund its expansion in tech, product and operations teams. It aspires to strengthen operations by deploying direct sales and support personnel in Dubai, UAE expand to the UK in this year's second half.Barracuda Networks has signed a definitive agreement to acquire SKOUT Cybersecurity. With the close of the deal (in July), Barracuda would enter the extended detection and response (XDR) platform and offer proactive real-time continuous security monitoring and response services.Desana, a hybrid workplace platform, raised $4M in a seed round headed by PropTech1 Ventures and Techstart Ventures. The firm plans to expand quickly with additional investment due to the high demand for its hybrid workplace solution. In a seed round led by AdvantEdge Founders, TyrePlex, an aftermarket tyre B2B eCommerce firm, earned an undisclosed sum. TyrePlex has over 1,700 dealers onboarded over 600+ locations and is quickly expanding at a rate of 30% month over month. A venture capital firm, Inflexor Ventures, has announced the closure of its second fund, which is valued at about USD 80.2 million. The tech fund will primarily invest in B2B/enterprise companies that use deeptech, technical IP, and innovation. The fund would invest in pre-Series A through Series B rounds, with initial investments ranging from $ 0.6 million to $ 2.6 million and follow-on rounds dependent on the performance of portfolio companies and their fundraising stage.

On this week's episode of the podcast I cover a serious PrintSpooler vulnerability impact Windows Domain Controllers, the acquisition of Zerto from HPE and much more! Reference Links: https://www.rorymon.com/blog/episode-183-printnightmare-vulnerability-smb-compress-feature-hpe-to-acquire-zerto-more/

And we are back again #ROHSESSIONS. Bringing you the 8th episode of season 2, mixed and compiled by our resident DJ, Zerto_3am blessing us with a hot afro house mix. Make sure you do stream or download. Stay tuned

In this episode I talk with William Bell, EVP of Products at PhoenixNAP. PhoenixNAP was evolved from the need to consolidate network connectivity and offer colocation and cloud to Phoenix. From there it grew world wide by offering scalable, secure, and reliable, infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) offerings. PhoenixNAP uses a custom portal and their own set of APIs to enable the rapid creation of cloud services. Strong in IaaS, Backup and Disaster Recovery as a Service, I talk with William about how developing security products and looking ahead to the next wave of infrastructure hosting for cloud native workloads based on Bare Metal Cloud offerings is allowing pNAP to innovate and lead in the service provider market. PhoenixNAP was founded in 1996 and started trading as that entity in 2009. The company is headquartered in the Greater Phoenix Area, Arizona Technology and Technology Partners Mentioned VMware, Veeam, IaaS, BaaS, DRaaS, Kubernetes, Containers, DELL, Cisco, NetApp, Zerto, VMware Cloud Director Web: https://phoenixnap.com/ Bare Metal Cloud: https://phoenixnap.com/bare-metal-cloud Interested in being on #GTwGT? https://launch.gtwgt.com Music: https://www.bensound.com

Keepin' It 100 offers bite-sized tips and encouragement for revenue practitioners. Our guest for this episode is Max Fund, Marketing Operations Manager at Zerto.    “If you want to grow with your current company, then you have to make yourself the obvious choice when new opportunities arise.” From Max's perspective, you can carve out your own career path internally rather than having to jump ship to another company for new opportunities.

In this episode I talk with Dirk Arends, President at Virtual Systems. Virtual Systems has evolved as a group of problem solvers, who believe in leaving the world better than we found it. While their first priority is creating a new standard for delivering great technology, they stand for more than that. Dirk and I talk about how Virtual Systems specialized in VDI and Application delivery in the early days and how having a Backup and Disaster Recovery plan has become something insurance companies are asking companies to prove and test for compliancy. Virtual Systems was founded in 2010 out of FreedomNet Wireless in 2003 and is based the Michigan, USA. Technology and Technology Partners Mentioned VMware, Veeam, TrendMicro, Nimble, HPE, Zerto, Datto, NSX, DELL, Horizon View, 5G Web: https://vsystems.com/ Free Trials: https://vsystems.com/veeam-free-trial/ Interested in being on #GTwGT? https://launch.gtwgt.com Music: https://www.bensound.com hrq9GKyyIONSNUKAyosw

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In this episode I talk with Brad Jervis, Senior Cloud Architect at OffsiteDataSync (ODS). OffsiteDataSync is a leading cloud services provider, recognized as a global provider of highly available and secure cloud data protection solutions, including Infrastructure (IaaS), Disaster Recovery (DRaaS) and Backup (BaaS). Brad an I talk about how the company was founded for break/fix but quickly filled a growing niche in becoming one of the first true backup and DR focused providers. Technology and Technology Partners Mentioned VMware, Veeam, Zerto, Nimble, Dell, CEPH, Linux, Microsoft Web: https://www.offsitedatasync.com Exclusive Offer: DRaaS 1TB FREE https://www.offsitedatasync.com/Q2/promo Interested if being on #GTwGT? https://launch.gtwgt.com Music: https://www.bensound.com

Data protection can mean many things – back-up, disaster recovery, and much more. So how does IT resiliency apply to application resiliency? Check out our podcast with our experts at Zerto to understand business impacts and next steps.

Gijsbert Janssen van Doorn, Director Technical Marketing @ Zerto discuss some of the challenges people run into when moving their applications and persistent data storage when dealing with containers, Kubernetes objects, and metadata.

In this episode I talk with Justin Giardina, (CTO) at iland. iland are one of the most innovative Cloud Service Providers in the world. This has been achieved by building their platform with usability and management as cornerstones. Justin and I talk about how iland's purpose built public API provides partners and customers with the ability to consume and manage their cloud services at scale with a focus on Infrastructure as Code. This API allows them to expose great technology platforms across 11 global locations offering IaaS, DRaaS, BaaS, Storage, Security and Compliance, and Office 365 backup. Technology Partners Mentioned VMware, Veeam, Zerto, Cassandra, Cisco, Nimble, Tenable, Trend Micro, HyTrust Web: https://www.iland.com API Swagger: https://api.ilandcloud.com Interested if being on #GTwGT? Register interest here: https://launch.gtwgt.com Music: https://www.bensound.com

Today's Day Two Cloud is a smorgasbord of cloud-related vendor analysis courtesy of Cloud Field Day 8, where host Ned Bellavance and guest Adam Fisher were delegates. This episode includes discussions about Veeam, Zerto, Diamanti, and others, but it's not a sponsored show.

Today's Day Two Cloud is a smorgasbord of cloud-related vendor analysis courtesy of Cloud Field Day 8, where host Ned Bellavance and guest Adam Fisher were delegates. This episode includes discussions about Veeam, Zerto, Diamanti, and others, but it's not a sponsored show.

Today's Day Two Cloud is a smorgasbord of cloud-related vendor analysis courtesy of Cloud Field Day 8, where host Ned Bellavance and guest Adam Fisher were delegates. This episode includes discussions about Veeam, Zerto, Diamanti, and others, but it's not a sponsored show.

Today's Day Two Cloud is a smorgasbord of cloud-related vendor analysis courtesy of Cloud Field Day 8, where host Ned Bellavance and guest Adam Fisher were delegates. This episode includes discussions about Veeam, Zerto, Diamanti, and others, but it's not a sponsored show. The post Day Two Cloud 059: Cloud Field Day Wrap-Up appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Today's Day Two Cloud is a smorgasbord of cloud-related vendor analysis courtesy of Cloud Field Day 8, where host Ned Bellavance and guest Adam Fisher were delegates. This episode includes discussions about Veeam, Zerto, Diamanti, and others, but it's not a sponsored show. The post Day Two Cloud 059: Cloud Field Day Wrap-Up appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Today's Day Two Cloud is a smorgasbord of cloud-related vendor analysis courtesy of Cloud Field Day 8, where host Ned Bellavance and guest Adam Fisher were delegates. This episode includes discussions about Veeam, Zerto, Diamanti, and others, but it's not a sponsored show. The post Day Two Cloud 059: Cloud Field Day Wrap-Up appeared first on Packet Pushers.

In this episode I talk with Sagi Brody, (CTO) at Webair. Webair has grown into one of the leading IT Infrastructure and Cloud solutions providers based out of New York, offering a wide selection of IT solutions including DRaaS, BaaS, Dedicated Private Cloud, Managed Security, IaaS and more. Sagi and I talk about the company history spanning 20+ years and how they grew from a small web hosting company finding its way in the 90s and 2000s to an innovative Service Provider leveraging automation and trusted technology partners now with a commanding data center presence. Technology Partners Mentioned VMware, Veeam, Zerto, Ubuntu, Cisco, KVM Web: https://www.webair.com Solutions: https://www.webair.com/disaster-recovery Interested if being on #GTwGT? Register interest here: https://launch.gtwgt.com Music: https://www.bensound.com

Zerto presented at Cloud Field Day 8 (#CFD8) last week. Here are my thoughts are what they presented and where I think they can go from here.

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Sponsors iPhreaks - Devchat.tv The Dev Rev - Devchat.tv React Round Up - Devchat.tv CacheFly Panel Nell Shamrell-Harrington Scott Nixon Episode Summary Coming to you live this time from the studio is a brand new episode of the Adventures in DevOps podcast! Regular panelists Nell Shamrell-Harrington, Principal Engineer at Chef Software, and Scott Nixon, Principal Consultant at Cloud Mechanics, discuss one of the most significant aspects of any given software environment - disaster recovery, what is it and what to do when the unimaginable happens. They start the show by explaining that disaster recovery can be considered as a subset of business continuity planning. They state that two main things need to be defined while planning for disaster recovery in any organization. First one is the recovery time objective (RTO), which is the maximum acceptable length of time that an application can be offline, and this information is generally included in a Service Level Agreement. The second one is Recovery Point Objective (RPO), which is the maximum acceptable length of time during which data might be lost from the application due to a major incident. Nell gives examples of each and Scott mentions that we need to understand the time taken for restore as well, and it is very important to restore data regularly. Once the RTO and RPO have been established, the software needs to be prepared for disaster recovery, including verifying that the software can be installed correctly, as replication can be very hard, especially when it has been installed long ago. They transition to the topic of security concerns, for example, how to deal with cases when there are multiple security groups, ACLs, etc, and the cloud service in an entire region goes down. They advise listeners to make sure that the disaster recovery environment should match the compliance requirements, make cloud storage a part of daily backup routines, and to use configuration management tools most suitable to the work environment so as to make the process seamless. They talk about cloud-agnostic tools that help in cross-cloud replication and syncing data across. They also raise certain points to consider for successful recovery, including estimating the time and bandwidth required to transfer large amounts of data, balancing image configuration and deployment speed along with the time needed to handle dependencies, image consistency across hybrid environments, implementing tiered storage, and share relevant examples. Another pattern they discuss is the idea of maintaining the same IP address for an application to make disaster recovery easier, which can be possible if it's in the same region, using elastic IP or load balancing, but can be challenging with multiple cloud providers across different regions. However the solution would be quite challenging as well as expensive, so there is always a tradeoff involved. They then move on to some common mistakes that people make in disaster recovery. Nell says that while creating a good plan it is really crucial to bring in people from across various businesses, while Scott talks about regularly documenting everything including bits and pieces like manual configurations and such. They discuss that security consistency is often overlooked, and describe some recovery services offered by cloud providers such as Amazon, Azure and some multi-cloud services like Zerto and Arcserve. They end the episode with picks. Links Boto 3 MSP360 CloudEndure Disaster Recovery Azure Site Recovery Zerto Arcserve Picks Nell Shamrell-Harrington: Wild mushrooms Scott Nixon: Nine Lies About Work : A Freethinking Leader’s Guide to the Real World

Sponsors iPhreaks - Devchat.tv The Dev Rev - Devchat.tv React Round Up - Devchat.tv CacheFly Panel Nell Shamrell-Harrington Scott Nixon Episode Summary Coming to you live this time from the studio is a brand new episode of the Adventures in DevOps podcast! Regular panelists Nell Shamrell-Harrington, Principal Engineer at Chef Software, and Scott Nixon, Principal Consultant at Cloud Mechanics, discuss one of the most significant aspects of any given software environment - disaster recovery, what is it and what to do when the unimaginable happens. They start the show by explaining that disaster recovery can be considered as a subset of business continuity planning. They state that two main things need to be defined while planning for disaster recovery in any organization. First one is the recovery time objective (RTO), which is the maximum acceptable length of time that an application can be offline, and this information is generally included in a Service Level Agreement. The second one is Recovery Point Objective (RPO), which is the maximum acceptable length of time during which data might be lost from the application due to a major incident. Nell gives examples of each and Scott mentions that we need to understand the time taken for restore as well, and it is very important to restore data regularly. Once the RTO and RPO have been established, the software needs to be prepared for disaster recovery, including verifying that the software can be installed correctly, as replication can be very hard, especially when it has been installed long ago. They transition to the topic of security concerns, for example, how to deal with cases when there are multiple security groups, ACLs, etc, and the cloud service in an entire region goes down. They advise listeners to make sure that the disaster recovery environment should match the compliance requirements, make cloud storage a part of daily backup routines, and to use configuration management tools most suitable to the work environment so as to make the process seamless. They talk about cloud-agnostic tools that help in cross-cloud replication and syncing data across. They also raise certain points to consider for successful recovery, including estimating the time and bandwidth required to transfer large amounts of data, balancing image configuration and deployment speed along with the time needed to handle dependencies, image consistency across hybrid environments, implementing tiered storage, and share relevant examples. Another pattern they discuss is the idea of maintaining the same IP address for an application to make disaster recovery easier, which can be possible if it's in the same region, using elastic IP or load balancing, but can be challenging with multiple cloud providers across different regions. However the solution would be quite challenging as well as expensive, so there is always a tradeoff involved. They then move on to some common mistakes that people make in disaster recovery. Nell says that while creating a good plan it is really crucial to bring in people from across various businesses, while Scott talks about regularly documenting everything including bits and pieces like manual configurations and such. They discuss that security consistency is often overlooked, and describe some recovery services offered by cloud providers such as Amazon, Azure and some multi-cloud services like Zerto and Arcserve. They end the episode with picks. Links Boto 3 MSP360 CloudEndure Disaster Recovery Azure Site Recovery Zerto Arcserve Picks Nell Shamrell-Harrington: Wild mushrooms Scott Nixon: Nine Lies About Work : A Freethinking Leader’s Guide to the Real World

We interview Wes Carroll who is a Zerto senior solutions engineer at the ZertoCON conference in Nashville, Tennessee. 

With the focus on HPE Nimble Storage and 3PAR, I haven't talked about the MSA in a while. And with a few updates to the MSA, seemed like a good time to talk about it with the MSA product management team. Britt Terry and Keith Schlacter joined me to talk about the latest enhancement to the MSA that include a new support tool called MSA Health Checker. We also talked about a new generation of SSDs, bigger and cheaper 14TB drives, and solutions with HPE Complete partners Arxscan and Zerto.

The best management style? One where your team shares the same values as you do. And Gil Levonai, CMO of Zerto knows not only how to identify those values, but assemble a team around them. In this week’s episode of CMO Confessions, Joe chats with Gil about his fascinating journey into marketing, his value-centric approach to work and ensuring everyone in marketing — not just the product team — has a fundamental understanding of the product they’re promoting and why. Pull up a chair and a bowl of nachos, it’s a pre-Super Bowl Sunday edition of CMO Confessions. Let’s chat.   Follow Gil on Twitter: @glevonai Follow Gil on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gillevonai/ Follow ON24 on Twitter: @ON24 Learn more about ON24: https://www.on24.com

This is one of two podcasts, recorded live at IP EXPO 2018 in London.  The format is slightly different from what we’ve done in the past, in that we have four short 10-minute interviews with storage vendors.  Each talks about their company, products and industry problem being solved. The four guests are: Steve Blow, Technology […] The post #69 – IP EXPO 2018 – Cloudian, E8 Storage, StorCentric and Zerto appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

You need IT resilience: the ability to withstand outages and disruptions and keep IT services humming along. And the cloud helps immensely there. If you can figure it out, that is. In this new episode of the 10 on Tech podcast, James Green of ActualTechMedia interviews Rob Strechay of Zerto (@RealStrech) about ways to do that. It’s not as scary as you think it is – promise. In this interview, you’ll learn about: The challenges that enterprises face with IT resiliency and moving to hybrid cloud. The reasons companies are moving to public clouds like Amazon Web Service, Microsoft Azure and IBM Cloud. Why planned outages are as critical to account for as unplanned outages. How Zerto now provides failback from AWS, as well as to AWS. Zerto’s ability to provide application and data mobility back and forth between multiple clouds. Resource Links: Zerto — https://www.zerto.com/ Rob Strechay on Linkedin — https://www.linkedin.com/in/robstrechay We hope you listen and enjoy, and don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher!

In this episode, Josh Davis and Andrew Gray (Zerto) discuss Zerto, a rapid recovery tool used for restoring virtual servers with minimal data loss. It is designed for virtualized environments and gives customers the ability to avoid data loss and minimize downtime. This is usually applied to business-critical applications.

We caught up with Sam Woodcock of iland live on the show floor at VMworld 2017. Barry and Sam spoke about the show, iland's services, taking your first steps to the cloud with DRaaS or Backup as a Service as well as much much more.  

In this episode we talk to Gil Levonai, CMO at Zerto.

HPE has partnered with a leading business continuity provider Zerto to bring disaster recovery to CloudSystem 10. Join Helion product marketing manager Brian Besand and Zerto head of global business development Mehran Hadipour as we talk about how to ensure your workloads are available to your users no matter what challenges you face.

The latest TechReckoning Podcast live from  ZertoCON 2016. I interview Zerto co-founder and CTO Oded Kedem and Robert Stretchay, VP of Product. We talk about the nature of clouds and the nature of various apps and how they map to different types of infrastructure and cloud environments. Companies not only have different strategic approaches to cloud, but they have multiple simultaneous strategies, depending on workload and application and roadmap. AWS is a great platform for certain workloads. It's not only about the pipe, power, and ping of a data center, it's about having the expertise to manage failover and business continuity between your various estates. IT is required to be more dynamic and responsive than in the past. IT professionals need a different set of skills as well. Oded and Rob look forward to areas like DevOps, as well as new stacks like Cloud Foundry and OpenStack, and how IT infrastructure needs to support these new areas.  "I don't think it gets simpler." -Rob "The mission of Zerto is to let IT sleep at night." -Oded. He talks about how the founding team took 6 months of customer discovery before writing a line of code. Also: RSS feed iTunes page   Photo credit: Zerto

The TechReckoning Podcast returns with a conversation with Shannon Snowden, Senior Technical Architect at Zerto.   We talk about data protection, the realities of the cloud, and how backup isn’t what it used to be. We also talk about the necessity of upping IT’s game when the lower levels of the stack (storage, hardware, etc) become more of a commodity. We also talk about ZertoCON May 23-25 in Boston. Use code TECHRECKONING15 for a 15% discount. TechReckoning at ZertoCON will bring two different sessions with a TechReckoning flavor to the event. A DevOps panel will include both an interview with a practitioner as well as some concrete technical examples of approaching your infrastructure with greater automation and instrumentation. A second session on skills-building and career navigation will hopefully both scare and inspire you a bit. Please come join me in Boston for ZertoCON! Also: RSS feed iTunes page

Witajcie w najnowszym odcinku DualShock Podcast w odmienionym składzie*! W dzisiejszym wydaniu Kryspin, Varins, Zerto i Orzeł opowiedzą wam o wydarzeniach z ubiegłego tygodnia, następnie Zerto opowie, jak grało mu się w Pillars of Eternity, a Kryspin podzieli się z … Czytaj dalej →